Architecture
Associate Professor Eugenie Keefer Bell
Senior Lecturer
Architecture
Bio: Dr Eugenie Keefer Bell is Associate Professor of Architecture in the Faculty of Arts and Design. She studied in the USA and Australia, and holds a PhD in Architecture and Fine Arts (University of Western Australia). Her research interests includes architecture and design history/theory, with a focus in the post-1850 architecture, design, and applied arts of Japan, Australia, Europe and the United States, including the reciprocal influences between Japan and Western countries. Read more
Ms Ann Cleary
Lecturer
Architecture
Bio: Ann Cleary FRAIA is a registered Architect and Lecturer in Architecture (part-time) at the University of Canberra. Ann also has a studio practice a r k k u : architecture and urban design. Ann’s experience in architectural and urban design work encompasses almost twenty-five years on both large scale architectural projects as well as small scale residential and urban infill projects. Read more
Professor Stephen Frith
Lecturer
Architecture
Bio: Stephen Frith’s research is in the history of architecture, especially concerned for the relation between rhetoric and architecture. This involves a considered study of the way texts and architecture inter-relate. He also writes on matters concerned for architecture and urban design. For example, he has recently written a paper on libraries in Finland.
Associate Professor Gevork Hartoonian
Lecturer
Architecture
Bio: Gevork Hartoonian has a Ph.D. in Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA. The investigative and speculative aspect of Gevork Hartoonian’s research in architectural history/theory draws from Walter Benjamin’s drive to save the tradition from its tendency to conform. Read more
Professor Howard Tanner
Lecturer
Architecture
Bio: Professor Howard Tanner is a Sydney-based architect, a practice director at award-winning Tanner Architects, who teaches part-time at the University of Canberra. Tanner Architects are well known for their houses and educational buildings. Read more
Michael Jasper
Assistant Professor
Architecture
Bio: Architect and urban designer, Michael Jasper has over twenty-five years experience in private practice, government, teaching, and research in North America, Europe, and Australia. He considers himself a generalist architect taking on a variety of building types and open spaces at various scales for different kinds of clients. Read more