We are a group of internationally renowned researchers and lecturers in architectural history, theory and conservation working at CASA.
We publish scholarly research in architectural history and theory and in the conservation of historic buildings, primarily in books and journal articles, and disseminate our research in the form of conference papers and lectures. We have specific expertise in the following areas:
Our research links to our teaching, as we teach undergraduate courses in Architecture and the MSc in Conservation of Historic Buildings. We also supervise PhD students in areas related to our research.
Prospective PhD students are welcome to contact individual staff most suited to their interests for guidance on applying to study with us.
Marion oversees strategies for learning, teaching and student experience for undergraduate and postgraduate taught courses in the Faculty.
Robert's research focuses on architectural history and theory of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, especially modern architecture in Britain.
Victoria is a lecturer in the ACE department. Victoria's research explores the interaction of built cultural heritage with environmental hazards.
Mark specialises in architectural history and theory, especially of ancient classical Greek and Roman architecture.