The Construction of the Tower of Babel; Unknown; Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany; about 1400 – 1410. Courtesy of the Getty’s Open Content Program
The Construction History Society is the society for all those who are enthusiastic about any aspect of the history of construction. Our members come from all walks of life. You might be someone who has an interesting story to tell, someone who collects items to do with buildings or an academic who works on the history of buildings. We encourage people to take an interest in how the world around them has been built and those that built it.
The Construction History Society is an international organisation and has members from all parts of the world. We cover Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Prospective members in the Americas are invited to join our American affiliated organisation, the Construction History Society of America, which includes subscription to our journal.
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Construction History Society
c/o Department of Architecture
Cambridge University, Scroope Terrace
Cambridge, CB1 1PX
