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Teaching Programmes
MA Architecture: History and Theory Conception, planning and direction of new M.A. course, University of East London: MA Architecture: History and Theory (later MA Architecture: Interpretation and Theories) 1995-2011 M.A.course sections/modules on Histories of Architecture Theories of Modern Architecture Architecture and Representation Poetics of Space Current Practice and Theory Courses in Architectural Association Diploma School 1996-2007 Books and Building: British Architectural Culture in the 20th Century Photography, Architecture and Interpretation 
Modernism and the Revolution of Everyday life
Rethinking Modernism Birmingham and the Modern City Mapping Award RIBA President's Medal for Dissertation: awarded to student Megha Chand 1999 Research Examining 2017 PhD Examination, Royal College of Art 2016 PhD Examination, Courtauld Institute of Art 2014 PhD by Publication Examination, Sheffield University 2014 PhD Examination, University College London 2012 PhD Examination, Sheffield University- awarded RIBA Research Prize for best PhD 2012 2011 PhD Examination, University College London 2010 PhD Examination, Architectural Association 2007 PhD Examination, Cardiff University 2006 MPhil Examination, Cardiff University 1996-PhD Examinations, U.E.L. |
Graduate and Undergraduate teaching Academic direction of teaching programme and assessment in architectural history and theory, and co-ordination of staff and guest lecture programmes, University of East London 1995-2011 Undergraduate and Diploma courses taught included: Architecture of the Twentieth Century Introduction to the Theory and Context of Architecture Introduction to Architecture 
Wittgenstein House Vienna: Ludwig Wittgenstein 1928
Building: culture and material
The City Modern Art Movements Architecture 1890-1930 The Contemporary debate in modern architecture Transformations and objectives in modern architecture Poetics of Space History of Photography Exploring the Art of Building Conference Papers on teaching Contributor to conferences on the teaching of architectural history, including Oxford Polytechnic June 1991 Birmingham Polytechnic June 1992 University College London May 1994 Cardiff University November 1999 Publication Teaching First Year: What do they need to know ? in Hardy and Teymur Architectural History in the Studio, Question Press London 1996 |