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Most cited papers in Historical Architecture and Urbanism

Historical Architecture and Urbanism

What are the most cited papers in Historical Architecture and Urbanism?

The most cited paper in Historical Architecture and Urbanism is "Applications of shape memory alloys in civil engineering structures—Overview, limits and new ideas" (Lars Janke, Christoph Czaderski, Masoud Motavalli et al., 2005), with 489 citations. Next come "Iron-based shape memory alloy strips for strengthening RC members: Material behavior and characterization" (251) and "The Place of Dialectic Teaching in Sixteenth-Century Cambridge" (221).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 25 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Applications of shape memory alloys in civil engineering structures—Overview, limits and new ideas Lars Janke, Christoph Czaderski, Masoud Motavalli et al. · Materials and Structures Open access Jun 2005 489
2 Iron-based shape memory alloy strips for strengthening RC members: Material behavior and characterization Moslem Shahverdi, Julien Michels, Christoph Czaderski et al. · Construction and Building Materials Open access 24 Apr 2018 251
3 The Place of Dialectic Teaching in Sixteenth-Century Cambridge Lisa Jardine · Studies in the Renaissance 1974 221
4 Christian Theology and the Newtonian Science: The Rise of the Concept of the Laws of Nature Francis Oakley · Church History Dec 1961 218
5 HOW DO BUILDINGS MEAN? SOME ISSUES OF INTERPRETATION IN THE HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE1 William Foote Whyte · History and Theory May 2006 110
6 ‘You are what you eat’: historical changes in ideas about food and identity Steven Shapin · Historical Research 12 Mar 2014 102
7 Galileo was Wrong: The Geometrical Design of Masonry Arches Santiago Huerta · Nexus Network Journal Open access Oct 2006 87
8 The Origins of the Gothic Revival James Curl · Journal of Design History 1988 86
9 The age of Stonehenge Mike Parker Pearson, Ros Cleal, Peter D. Marshall et al. · Antiquity Open access Sep 2007 86
10 The control of Discretion: Planning and the Common-Law tradition Philip Booth · Planning Theory 26 Jun 2007 78
11 Market Towns and the Countryside in Late Medieval England Christopher Michael Dyer · Journal of History Apr 1996 78
12 Improvement of damping properties in laser processed superelastic Cu-Al-Mn shape memory alloys J.P. Oliveira, Zhi Zeng, Toshihiro Omori et al. · Materials & Design 8 Mar 2016 75
13 The rise of cultural landscapes David Jacques · International Journal of Heritage Studies 1995 71
14 Environmental Pressures on Building Design and Manchester's John Rylands Library Catherine Bowler, Peter Brimblecombe · Journal of Design History 2000 65
15 The reception of William Paley's Natural Theology in the University of Cambridge Aileen Fyfe · The British Journal for the History of Science Sep 1997 63
16 Modern Architect: the Life and Times of Robert Matthew Miles Glendinning 30 Sep 2008 61
17 The Publishing of John Tillotson's Collected Works, 1695–1757 Rosemary Dixon · The Library Jun 2007 60
18 Excavations at the long cist cemetery on the Hallow Hill, St Andrews, Fife, 1975-7 Edwina V. W. Proudfoot, Christopher Aliaga-Kelly, Dorothy A Lunt et al. · Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Open access 30 Nov 1997 59
19 What has happened to the cathartic colon? Stefan A Müller-Lissner · Gut Open access Sep 1996 57
20 Medieval English Town-House Plans William Abel Pantin · Medieval Archaeology 1962 56
21 Improvement of Shape-Memory Characteristics and Mechanical Properties of Copper–Zinc–Aluminum Shape-Memory Alloy with Low Aluminum Content by Grain Refinement Vedamanickam Sampath · Materials and Manufacturing Processes 26 Oct 2006 56
22 The Author’s House: Abbotsford and Wayside Erin Hazard · Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks Book chapter 2009 54
23 Relics and Writing in Late Medieval England Barbara Zimbalist · The Journal of Medieval Religious Cultures Jul 2014 52
24 A Survey of Documentary Sources for Property Holding in London Before the Great Fire Christopher Brooke · The London Journal Jun 1986 52
25 TOWNS AND TOWN HIERARCHIES IN SAXON ENGLAND Grenville Astill · Oxford Journal of Archaeology Mar 1991 51
26 The Must Farm pile-dwelling settlement Mark Knight, Rachel M. Ballantyne, Iona Robinson Zeki et al. · Antiquity Open access Jun 2019 50
27 Role of alloying additions on the properties of Cu–Al–Mn shape memory alloys Rupa Dasgupta, Ashish Kumar Jain, Pravir Kumar et al. · Journal of Alloys and Compounds 16 Sep 2014 50
28 Persian Gardens: Meanings, Symbolism, and Design Leila Mahmoudi Farahani, Bahareh Motamed, Elmira Jamei · Landscape Online Open access 31 Jan 2016 49
29 Something to Talk about: Modernism, Discourse, Style Sarah Williams Goldhagen · Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians Open access Jun 2005 48
30 Mathematik und Bildung in der Humboldtschen Reform Hans Niels Jahnke · Journal für Mathematik-Didaktik Mar 1991 48
31 Oval Domes: History, Geometry and Mechanics Santiago Huerta · Nexus Network Journal Book chapterOpen access 2007 47
32 The garden city idea in the CIAM discourse on urbanism: a path to comprehensive planning Konstanze Sylva Domhardt · Planning Perspectives 15 Mar 2012 46
33 Crossing the roads: urban diagonals in New Zealand and the nineteenth century Anglo-colonial world Diane Brand · Planning Perspectives 27 Jun 2011 45
34 Die konstruktivistische Wende Peter Hofmann, Stefan Hirschauer Book chapter 2012 45
35 Uses of Heritage and beyond: Heritage Studies viewed through the lens of Critical Discourse Analysis and Critical Realism Joar Skrede, Herdis Hølleland · Journal of Social Archaeology Feb 2018 43
36 From the Interior to Interiority: The Conversation Piece in Georgian England Kate Retford · Journal of Design History 2007 42
37 Crossing Oxford Street: Silverfork Geopolitics Edward Copeland · Eighteenth-Century Life Apr 2001 42
38 Regionalism in History, 1890-1945: The Cultural Approach Eric Storm · European History Quarterly Open access Apr 2003 41
39 Humboldt and the modern German university: An intellectual history Johan Östling Open access 3 Apr 2018 40
40 We Have a Future: An Interview with Sharon Hayes Julia Bryan-Wilson · Grey Room Oct 2009 40
41 The capital rediscovered: archæology in the City of London John Schofield · Urban History Oct 1993 40
42 Weitere Mitteilungen �ber den Wandbau der grossen Venen des Menschen unter besonderer Ber�cksichtigung ihrer Kollagenstrukturen Alkmar K�gelgen · Cell and Tissue Research 1956 40
43 Ruins as a mental construct Michel Baridon · The Journal of Garden History 1985 40
44 The Names of Some English Fifteenth-Century Binders Graham Pollard · The Library Sep 1970 40
45 The Saxon Building-Stone Industry in Southern and Midland England E. M. Jope · Medieval Archaeology 1964 39
46 Bibliographical Notes Brian J McMullin · The Library Sep 1983 38
47 Architectural History or Landscape History? Dell Upton · Journal of Architectural Education Aug 1991 37
48 19 Roads and Bridges Mahendra P. Singh, Bijan Khaleghi, Vijay K. Saraf et al. · Earthquake Spectra Jul 2002 37
49 Early Victorian Architecture in Britain Paul F. Norton, Henry-Russell Hitchcock · College Art Journal 1955 37
50 Segeberg 1600 — Eine Stadtrekonstruktion in Virtual Reality Thomas P. Kersten, Simon Deggim, Felix Tschirschwitz et al. · KN - Journal of Cartography and Geographic Information Jul 2018 36

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