Proceedings for 4th Conference now available
20th April 2017
You can order a copy of the proceedings of the latest conference with 50% off here.
You can order a copy of the proceedings of the latest conference with 50% off here.
The dates for the fifth annual conference on Construction History in 2018 have been set as 6, 7, and 8th April 2018. More details to follow.
The 6th International Congress on Construction History is going to be held in the beautiful city of Brussels. The organisers have announced a call for sessions which can be downloaded here
We are delighted to announce the Annual general Meeting will be held at the conference on Saturday 8 April 2017. The Annual Lecture will be by Tom F. Peters entitled “”Culture, Construction and Bridge Building: Western and Chinese traditions in construction technology”. The annual general meeting and lecture are free to all members. The full programme of the rest of the conference is now available to download here
We have extended the deadline for the call for abstracts until 14 October.
The call for abstracts is now out for the 2017 conference taking place in April 2017 in Queens’ College, Cambridge.
The AGM will take place in the Fitzpatrick Hall in Queens’ College, Cambridge at 11.30 on Saturday 9 April (Tea and biscuits available from 11.00). It will be followed by the Construction History Society Annual Lecture. This year’s lecture is:
Professor Tom Peters
Culture, Concept and Bridge Building:Western and Chinese traditions in construction technology
Venue: Fitzpatrick Hall, Queens’
Start Time: Immediately after the AGM (c.11.45-12)
Duration: 1 Hour
Conference booking for the Third Annual Conference in Queens’ College, Cambridge is now available online. Confirmation of acceptance of papers will be sent out by 1 February.
We are delighted to announce that Construction History is now abstracted and indexed in the Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) as well as in the Current Contents/Arts & Humanities and it is fully searchable on the WEB OF SCIENCE (all produced by Thomson Reuters). It is furthermore abstracted and indexed in SCIMAGO and SCOPUS (Elsevier). Papers from past volumes of Construction History are available on JSTOR and ProQuest.
This means all our authors can be sure of maximum exposure for their work.
The Proceedings for both the first and the second conferences on construction history are now available to order online under publications on our website click here
The Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Conference are available to buy on the books page of this site
Construction History Society
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Cambridge, CB1 1PX