Experts on Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) architectural history depend on documentation in the archives to produce new scholarly work. Yet, what we find there…
The Unique Challenges of South Asian American Representation Within AAPI Heritage | Priya Jain South Asian Americans (SAAs) make up one-third of the total Asian American…
Sujin Eom & Sean H. McPherson Korean American transnational architectural histories offer vast possibilities for new scholarship on significant contributions to the built environment of the…
The editors of this journal issue have collaborated with Huy Pham, Executive Director of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation (APIAHiP), to create a…
It is with great sadness that I write about the passing of COT founding editor, Frank G. Matero. Frank died December 2025 after a protracted…
Dear Readers, Change Over Time is a peer-reviewed, semiannual journal dedicated to the history, theory, and praxis of conservation and the built environment. The journal promotes…
Looking Back to Move Forward The preservation of African American sites is often performed by everyday people who are not formally trained in historic preservation…
The Power of Design Ideas In 1860, approximately 50 years after the transatlantic slave trade was abolished, the Clotilda, the last known slave ship to…
Atlanta’s St. Mark’s Ame The historic St. Mark AME (b.1920; abandoned 1976) is located at the figurative and literal center of Atlanta’s English Avenue neighborhood….
Reconsidering Material Experience in the Age of Global Regionalism Global design tends to simplify and homogenize the discourse of architectural practice. Global practices typically avoid…
National Architecture Narratives and the Unexpected Culture of Norwegian Rammed Earth Houses This research paper shares the neglected story of rammed earth houses in Norway,…
Narratives Around Water in the Construction of an Industrialized Spain Throughout the first half of the twentieth century, various fascist states in Europe embraced a…
From the Palmyra Moment to Violence and The City Cultural heritage sites in Syria have been weaponised, targeted, bombed, looted and destroyed. Since the start…
African American Women as Civil Rights Movement Legacy Keepers in Jackson, Mississippi Jackson, Mississippi is emerging as a civil rights memory landscape of national and…
The Trajectories of Lime in Heritage Reconstruction In this paper, we trace the evolution of discourse, policy, and practice that have legitimized lime as a…
