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Buildings of the United States
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About Buildings of the United States
Buildings of the United States is a print and digital resource published by the Society of Architectural Historians. It documents the history of the built environment as part of the society's educational work. The organization also publishes architectural history resources, including JSAH, SAH Archipedia, and SAHARA, and offers conferences, virtual programs, study tours, and graduate student programs. Fellowships and grants support academic research, while awards recognize scholarship and professional service. The society advocates on preservation, higher education, and humanities issues. Its headquarters is the Charnley-Persky House in Chicago, a National Historic Landmark designed by Louis Sullivan with assistance from Frank Lloyd Wright. Buildings of the United States is associated with the Society of Architectural Historians in Chicago.
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Print and digital
Published in print and digital formats by the society.
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The Society of Architectural Historians is headquartered in Chicago.
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