My teaching is primarily located in the MA Architectural History Programme, including leading the Critical Methodologies and Dissertation modules. My principal teaching platform is Materialist Ecological Architectures (Spring term) which examines a modern history and theory of ecology from a materialist perspective. Students learn how architectural histories and theories of ecology are informed by discourses in architecture, art, philosophy, scientific and environmental disciplines, dating from 17thc theories of substance in Spinoza to present-day debates of the anthropocene, ecofeminism and biopolitics.

I particularly welcome PhD applications on the following areas of study: 

- the politics of care and housing histories;
- ecological and materialist practices in architecture, art history and the visual arts;
- critical and feminist approaches to technology/computation.

Completed and current PhD student projects include: seventeenth-century architectural transactions; a critical history of construction at the South Bank; Deleuze's diagrams for affective design; Kleist's theory of collapse for experimental film-making; a feminist critique of digital architecture; performative practice and animal architecture; design through Spinoza's philosophy of joy; a postmodern historiography and, ecological critiques of landfill.  

My external appointments include: editorial member of Interstices, Journal of Architecture and the Related Arts. Perviously I have been: Chair, RIBA President's Medals, Dissertation Prize (2014-2017); Editorial board member of Architectural Histories, Journal of the European Architectural History Network, and a regular peer reviewer for Footprint, Edinburgh University Press and The Journal of Architecture. Edinburgh, Goldsmiths, RCA, TU Delft, RMIT, University of the Arts London and UCL, and Chelsea School of Art (BA Fine Art, 2006-10).