Remembering Howard Burns, 1939–2025

Undoubtedly Howard Burns would be delighted to know that RATS are still flourishing.The Renaissance Architecture and Theory Scholars (RATS) network was established in 2001 by a few of his ex-students as a forum for new approaches to architectural history.Despite having no committee, subscription or website, the group meets annually to present and discuss new research.This composite tribute reproduces the memories of some of Howard's former pupils -from his very first to his very last

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Journal
Architectural History
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1017/arh.2025.10048
Primary Topic
Political and Economic history of UK and US
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Remembering Howard Burns, 1939–2025

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Remembering Howard Burns, 1939–2025

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Abstract

Undoubtedly Howard Burns would be delighted to know that RATS are still flourishing.The Renaissance Architecture and Theory Scholars (RATS) network was established in 2001 by a few of his ex-students as a forum for new approaches to architectural history.Despite having no committee, subscription or website, the group meets annually to present and discuss new research.This composite tribute reproduces the memories of some of Howard's former pupils -from his very first to his very last

Architectural HistoryVol. 68
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Political and Economic history of UK and US
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