In September the Daniels Faculty hosted the Aggregate Architectural History Collaborative symposium. Aggregate is a collaborative of thirteen historians interpreting architecture from multidisciplinary perspectives. Aggregate members work together to advance architectural research and education by generating scholarship, conducting public events, and publishing material on the history and theory of architecture.

The group recently launched a website for "the publication, workshopping and discussion of advanced research in architectural history and theory." The site publishes "peer-reviewed work gathered under the thematic umbrellas: Matter, Discipline, Plots, and Systems." It also posts "announcements about and host discussions of significant events and publications in our field."

View the website at: http://we-aggregate.org/