The Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) is a nonprofit membership organization that focuses on the study, interpretation, and conservation of the built environment. Established in 1940 at Harvard University, SAH serves a global network of institutions and individuals dedicated to the history of architecture, design, landscapes, and urbanism. Their mission is to promote the understanding of these subjects worldwide for the benefit of all.

SAH offers a wide range of products and services to fulfill its educational mission. They publish print and digital resources such as the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians (JSAH), SAH Archipedia, Buildings of the United States, and SAHARA. Additionally, they organize annual conferences, virtual programs, study tours, and graduate student programs to encourage scholarship and public engagement with the built environment's history.

SAH also provides fellowships and grants to support academic research and presents awards recognizing excellence in scholarship and professional service. Furthermore, SAH advocates on issues related to preservation, higher education, and the humanities. With approximately 2,300 individual members and 600 institutional members spanning 54 countries, SAH's community includes architectural historians, art historians, preservationists, urban planners, teachers, museum professionals, and others who share a passion for the built environment.

Join SAH today to become a part of this vibrant community and gain access to their resources, programs, and career opportunities