SAH 2020 SAHANZ Session Develops into Special Issue of Fabrications Journal

Aug 10, 2021 by SAH News
Macarena de la Vega de León, University of Melbourne, and Brett Tippey, Kent State University, co-chairs of the SAH 2020 Virtual Conference session "Opposite/Apposite: Exchanges between Australasia and Ibero-America," are pleased to announce that papers from the session have been developed and published in a special issue of Fabrications: The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand.

"Thanks to the fruitful discussion that followed the conference session and the cross-pollination of ideas and information between the authors, the articles have been expanded and enriched, forming a robust collection of interconnected narratives," De la Vega de León and Tippey say in their introduction to the issue.

The issue contains four papers original from the SAHANZ session:

"Travelling Abroad to Understand Australia: Glenn Murcutt’s Look at the Architecture of José Antonio Coderch" by Emma López-Bahut

"Learning from the Opposite? Iberian Journals Glance at Australia" by Ana Esteban-Maluenda and Rute Figueiredo

"New World: Harry Seidler, Brazil and the Australian City" by Philip Goad

"Layered Landscapes: Links between Brazil and Australia after the Second World War" by Andrew Saniga

Also included in a paper that would have been published in an open issue of the journal:

"Melbourne’s Federation Square and its Heritage Discontents, 1994–2002" by James Lesh

Macarena de la Vega de Leon joined SAH in 2018. She received a Gill Family Foundation Graduate Student Fellowship in 2019 and a 2020 SAH Opler Grant for Membership for Emerging Professionals. She participated in the SAH GAHTC Teacher to Teacher Workshop, served as a speaker at the 2019 SAH International Conference, and served as a session chair at the 2020 SAH Virtual Conference.

Brett Tippey joined SAH in 2010. He received an SAH Membership Grant for Emerging Professionals in 2014 and served as a session chair at the 2016 SAH Annual International Conference and the 2020 SAH Virtual Conference. He is a member of the SAH Architectural Studies Affiliate Group, and has served on the de Montequin Fellowship Committee.  

Emma López-Bahut joined SAH in 2019. She was a speaker at the SAH 2020 Virtual Conference, and currently participates in the Women in Architecture Affiliate Group. She received an SAH Annual Conference Senior Scholar Fellowship in 2020.  

Ana Estaban-Maluenda became a member of SAH in 2015 and was awarded SAH Annual Conference Senior Scholar Fellowships in 2018 and 2020. She served as a session chair at the SAH 2016 Annual International Conference and as a speaker at the SAH 2018 Annual International Conference and the SAH 2020 Virtual Conference.  

Philip Goad initially joined SAH in 1995. He was a speaker at the SAH 2015 and 2016 Annual International Conferences and served as a session chair at the SAH 2019 International Conference.  

Rute Figueiredo and Andrew Saniga are past SAH members.