About the centre
Architectural Humanities is one of five new research groups established by the School of Architecture and Cities in 2021. It focuses on the historical and cultural processes and practices of architecture. Founded on humanities-based methods and including interdisciplinary arts and social science approaches to research, our members address contemporary critical questions about architecture and its contexts. These include; archival and documentary analysis, oral histories, film and visual analysis, drawing, participatory research, installations and exhibitions.
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News and events
To keep up-to-date on the activities of this research group, please visit OpenResearchWestminster
Projects
Find out about the funded projects undertaken by the Architectural Humanities Research Group.
Publications
- Deriu, D. and Maggi, A. (eds), Picturing Cities: The Photobook as Urban Narrative (FrancoAngeli, 2024)
- K. Jordan, 'Between the Sacred and Secular: Faith, Space and Place in the Twenty-First Century' Architecture and Culture (advance online publication, 2023)
- Littlefield D (2023). “The agency of small things: indicators of ownership on the streets of Liverpool and Belfast” in Everyday Streets: Inclusive approaches to understanding and designing streets. Edited by Agustina Martire, Birgit Hausleitner, and Jane Clossick. UCL Press
People
The convenors of this research group are: