Welcome!
This page is intended to help conduct research in Architecture and related disciplines at the Princeton University Library. The navigation tabs above will take you to additional pages with information for undergraduate students enrolled in architecture classes, juniors, senior essay writers, studio groups, graduate students, and faculty. By clicking on the "Research Specific Topics" or "Individual Course Pages," you will find pages with research resources for those related fields of architecture.
What do I do?
As the Librarian for the School's Library, familiarly known as UES, I develop its collections, oversee public services and circulation matters, and I help the students and faculty with their research. If you are taking an architecture class for the first time or are about to embark on a dissertation topic, contact me. I can help you develop strategies incorporating the rich collections and services not just at Princeton but beyond. Is there something you don't see in our collection? Let me know. Have basic questions about the library space? Just ask!
- Gabriella Karl-Johnson, Architecture Librarian
