Opening Times
currently closed
We are open to those with a booking. Due to the COVID 19 pandemic the library is offering zero contact services, you may book on our Library Services page.
Contact Us
library@aha.cam.ac.uk
(01223) 332953
Lending Policy
undergraduates
5 books/7 days
postgraduates & academics
10 books/28 days
Fines
overnight
£1/item/day
recalled
£1/item/day
Books on Study Skills & Well Being
Architecture & History of Art Collections
The Faculty of Architecture & History of Art’s collections, in support of the study of art and architecture at Cambridge, are rich, diverse and in many cases extraordinarily deep. Print and electronic materials are collected as broadly as possible for all geographic areas and periods. Borrowing is limited to staff and students of Cambridge University. Visitors are welcome to consult our collection but must contact the Library beforehand.
Access to the Library & Support
The Architecture and History of Art Library staff will assist users with restricted mobility and other impairments which may prevent them from using the library.
Library staff are happy to fetch books in advance so that they are ready to be borrowed from the issue desk. Using the out-of-hours returns box may simplify the return of books as there is weekend access to the faculty building.
Access for wheelchair users and those who have trouble with staircases is located at the rear of the building. There is a lift which can take you to all of the floors in the building.
If in doubt regarding access to certain areas of the Faculty building please get in touch with Reception at (01223) 332950 or via email.
Please feel free to get in touch via email or telephone. We welcome all enquiries and try our best to meet the needs of our library users.
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Library Staff
Tatiana Zhimbiev, PhD
Architecture Librarian
Laura Moss, MSc
History of Art Librarian
Sophie Fletcher, BA (Hons)
Library Assistant
Useful Links
Full list of all A-Z online resources in Cambridge
For questions about e-resources (journals, ebooks, databases) see these Frequently Asked Questions. Please feel free to get in touch with your subject specialist librarian.
To find out more about the University of Cambridge's view on plagiarism and good academic practice, as well as further advice on how and when to reference, visit these guidance pages. There is also a LibGuide on plagiarism with a mini quiz.