Libraries and Archives are major resources at the Architectural Association, consisting of the AA Library, the AA Photo Library and the AA Archives.
The collection in the AA Library, founded in 1862, contains almost 46,000 volumes, including rare and early works, books, periodicals and journals, CDs/DVDs including access to online indexes and JSTOR. Library services are open to all members of the AA.
AA Photo Library
Photo Collections including School Life, School Work,
FR Yerbury, Reyner Banham, Eric de Maré, Robin Evans
AA Camera Club, AA Film Club, AA Cinema, Lecture Collection (DVD)
Exhibition gallery, cards and postcards
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Photo Collections including School Life, School Work,
FR Yerbury, Reyner Banham, Eric de Maré, Robin Evans
AA Camera Club, AA Film Club, AA Cinema, Lecture Collection (DVD)
Exhibition gallery, cards and postcards
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The Architectural Association Archives serve to document the administrative and educational history of the AA. They hold extensive collections of architectural drawings, posters and AA related ephemera, together with student and Association records dating back to 1847.
Given the AA’s significance within architectural developments over the last 160 years, the Archives provide a key research resource within the fields of architectural history and education.
Given the AA’s significance within architectural developments over the last 160 years, the Archives provide a key research resource within the fields of architectural history and education.
