Corporate Members
Anderson, Bell Christie Architects
Art Institute of Chicago
Benjamin Tindall Architects
Craigleith Masonry Conservation Ltd
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Edinburgh City Libraries
Discover more about Scotland's built heritage and take an active part in its protection
and preservation by becoming a member of the Society.
National Gallery of Art, Washington
We are committed to encouraging public understanding and appreciation of
Scotland's historic built environment. Working across Scotland, the Society supports
the preservation and restoration of historic buildings, towns and landscapes.
We do this by:
Casework: The Society has a network of local cases panels which monitor
applications for planning, listed building, and conservation area consents.
Talks & lectures: A lively programme of architecture-related talks and lectures are
organised across the Society's regional groups.
Visits & tours: A variety of excursions to historic properties, gardens and places of
architectural interest are regularly organised by the Society's regional groups.
Publications: The Society produces an annual Journal with essays on architectural
history and conservation. The Society's magazine, which comes out twice a year, also
provides a round up of current news from within the built environment sector in
Scotland with features from guest contributors.
Gray, Marshall and Associates
Historic Scotland Technical
Conservation Group
LDN Architects
Royal Commission on the Ancient
and Historical Monuments of
Scotland (RCAHMS)
RIBA Library
The Robert Gordon University
The Royal Incorporation of Architects
in Scotland (RIAS)
Simpson & Brown Architects
T Graham & Son (Builders) Ltd
Tod & Taylor Architects
Educational Members
Centre Canadien d'Architecture
Edinburgh College of Art
Glasgow Life
Historic Scotland Library
The New Club Library
Benefits of membership
• You immediately become part of the Society's campaign to protect Scotland's built heritage.
Even if you take no active part, your support is vital to the Society.
• Participation in the Society's active regional events programme including its National Study Tour.
• Free copies of the Society's magazine and academic journal Architectural Heritage.
New membership rates from January 2013
Approved at Annual General Meeting, October 2012
Single:
£35.00
Small charity:
£50.00
Family:
£50.00
Corporate:
£140.00
Student:
£15.00
Life:
£700.00
Educational body:
£70.00
Life 65+:
£350.00
Personal benefactor:
£85.00
The first year of a student membership is FREE, after which the annual rate of £15 will be
applied.
For all membership enquiries please contact our Membership Services provider Hall
McCartney:
T: 01462 896688 F: 01462 896677 E: [email protected]
Hall McCartney, Heritage House, PO Box 21, Baldock, Hertfordshire, SG7 5SH
Please note, the National Office no longer handles membership enquiries.
If you renew your membership by cheque you will already have received notice of the revised
rates. For members renewing by Standing Order you will short receive a letter from
membership services giving details of the change in your subscription rate along with a new
standing order mandate.
You can give extra support to the AHSS by completing the Gift Aid section of the form which
benefits the society by a further £8.75 on a single membership if you pay income tax at no
extra cost to you.
Paul Mellon Centre
Swets Information Services Ltd
University of Edinburgh,
Department of Architecture
University of St Andrews