HISTORY IN PRACTICE: The 25th Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New Zealand [SAHANZ]

between critique and intervention
between analysis and creation

the history of architectural practice
the practice of architectural history
the architecture of historical practice

critiquing the practice of architectural history

gaps/connec...

between critique and intervention
between analysis and creation

the history of architectural practice
the practice of architectural history
the architecture of historical practice

critiquing the practice of architectural history

gaps/connections/contentions

Founded in 1984 at a meeting in Adelaide, South Australia, the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ) was conceived from the start as a forum for the open discussion of the architectural history and historiography of the region, and as a setting from which to reflect on the status of the architecture, landscape, and cities of Australia and New Zealand in the wider world. While SAHANZ has grown in size and presence, and despite changes taking place in the discipline both locally and internationally, these principles remained constant. In 2008, SAHANZ will hold its 25th annual meeting in the regional city of Geelong, Victoria, Australia, marking a milestone both in the history of the Society and in the organised development of the region’s historiography.

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