Figure 1 The range of time zones of the locations of the speakers invited to the symposium “Australasia and the Global Turn in Architectural History,” hosted by the Australian Centre for Architectural History, Urban and Cultural Heritage, University of Melbourne, 27 April 2022 (display produced by... More about this image found in The range of time zones of the locations of the speakers invited to the sym...

Figure 2 Cover of the twenty-first edition of Banister Fletcher , 2020 (courtesy of Bloomsbury Publishing/RIBA Collections). More about this image found in Cover of the twenty-first edition of Banister Fletcher , 2020 (courtesy of...

Figure 3 Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, drawing of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, 1721 (Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, Entwurff einer historischen Architectur [Vienna, 1721], bk. 3, plate VII; courtesy of RIBA Collections). More about this image found in Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, drawing of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, 1721 (J...

Figure 4 Logo of the African Architectural and Urban History Network (courtesy of AFRAUHN). More about this image found in Logo of the African Architectural and Urban History Network (courtesy of AF...

Figure 5 Abraham Cresques (attributed), Catalan Atlas, 1375, sheet 6 out of 12, detail showing Mansa Musa sitting on a throne (Département des Manuscrits, Bibliothèque Nationale de France). More about this image found in Abraham Cresques (attributed), Catalan Atlas, 1375, sheet 6 out of 12, deta...

Figure 6 Nawarla Gabarnmang, Arnhem Land, northern Australia, stone pillar structure initially shaped by the geological cave-forming process and then by Aboriginal stonemasons, whose work highlighted the formation’s immense roof (photo by John Gollings). More about this image found in Nawarla Gabarnmang, Arnhem Land, northern Australia, stone pillar structure...

Figure 7 Nawarla Gabarnmang, Arnhem Land, northern Australia, view of the stone ceiling showing some of the extensive artwork superimposed on centuries of earlier artwork (photo by John Gollings). More about this image found in Nawarla Gabarnmang, Arnhem Land, northern Australia, view of the stone ceil...

Figure 8 Morven Hills Woolshed, New Zealand, ca. 1873 (photo by Geoffrey or Jocelyn Thornton, 1970s–1986; Ref: 1/4-133362-F, Geoffrey Garth Thornton Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand). More about this image found in Morven Hills Woolshed, New Zealand, ca. 1873 (photo by Geoffrey or Jocelyn ...

Figure 9 Amsterdam-Deli Company Tobacco Factory, North Sumatra, ca. 1900 (KITLV 95141, KITLV Image Collection and Leiden University Library). More about this image found in Amsterdam-Deli Company Tobacco Factory, North Sumatra, ca. 1900 (KITLV 9514...

Figure 10 Burns Philp café at the Samarang Night Market, 1925 (ANU Archives, Noel Butlin Archives Centre, University Archives and Pacific Research Archives: Burns Philp and Company [Sydney Office and Branches], deposit, N115 Box 521, Photographs of Asian Locations—Borneo; Cambodia; Hong Kong; Indi... More about this image found in Burns Philp café at the Samarang Night Market, 1925 (ANU Archives, Noel But...

Figure 11 Friedrich von Watteville, allegorical Stammtafel documenting global Moravian settlements, 1778 (Stammtafeln K.04, Moravian Archives Herrnhut). More about this image found in Friedrich von Watteville, allegorical Stammtafel documenting global Morav...

Figure 12 Views of Moravian settlements in (clockwise from top left) Yorkshire, England, 1757; Gnadenfrei, Poland, 1755; St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1871; and Victoria, Australia, 1868 (P. Weithermann, Lamb’s Hill in Yorkshire , 1757, Moravian Archives Herrnhut; J. G. Obermüller, Gnadenfrei , 17... More about this image found in Views of Moravian settlements in (clockwise from top left) Yorkshire, Engla...

Figure 13 August Peterman, Map of the World Showing the Position of the Moravian Missions and the Extent of the Various Religions , 1853 (Moravian Archives Bethlehem). More about this image found in August Peterman, Map of the World Showing the Position of the Moravian Mis...

Figure 14 Keynote speakers at the Second International Congress of Women Architects, Ramsar, Iran, 13–15 October 1976 (archive of architect Noushin Ehsan). More about this image found in Keynote speakers at the Second International Congress of Women Architects, ...