Students, Professors, Administrators and Technicians.

A wide variety of people work in the Architecture building on Chambers Street: students, professors, lecturers, visiting critics, workshop staff, administrators, technicians. In different ways these people help to sustain the Department as a vital community dedicated to thinking about and making architecture. You will find profiles and contact details for every member of staff in the Department under the following links. There are also details of some of the recent academic visitors to our Department.

Part-Time Teaching Staff

The Department has good contacts with professional practitioners locally and internationally. The following is a list of architects, critics and historians who are regularly involved in our programmes:

Jens Bergmark
Victoria Bernie
Jonathan Blower
Karen Cadell
Oliver Chapman
Mark Cousins
Emma Dummett
Anne Galastro
Rachael Hallett
Ruth Hannisch
Graham Harris
Claudia Heide
Yahya Islami
Paul Kerr
Leonidas Koutsoumpos
Jeremie McGowan
Thea McMillan
Jason O'Shaughnessy
Bruce Ross
Liam Ross
Andrew Stone
Ruxandra Stoica
Suchi Srirangam
William Tunnell (http://www.wta.eu.com)

Academic Visitors and Honorary Fellows

Our Department is pleased to have the following individuals serve as Honorary Fellows:

Dorothy Bell
John Byrom
Margaret Gilfillan
Ted Ruddock

We also acknowledge the ongoing benefit our programmes have received from the following academic visitors:

Frank Gehry
Daniel Libeskind
Anthony Vidler
Diane Lewis
Alberto Perez-Gomez

Postgraduate Student Community

Some three dozen postgraduate students from a variety of countries pursue individual research for the degrees of MPhil and PhD on theoretical, historical or landscape architecture topics, computer applications, or aspects of environmental science and construction. They organise a weekly seminar series and edit an annual journal, Edinburgh Architecture Research (EAR), which is now in its 32nd year, publishing working papers by students and staff.

The links below lead to the programme for the postgraduate seminar series, and to profiles of individual postgraduate students and their research work.
Postgraduate Seminars
Ruxandra-Iulia Stoica: Ideology of Urban Conservat

Undergraduate Student Community

Students play an important role in the life of the Department, not only through their everyday academic work, through their annual colonization of studio spaces, labs and workshops, but also by participating in the management of the Department through its committee structure.

The Undergraduate student society, EUSAS, provides a lively forum for discussion and social life, organizing a diverse range of public lectures, film screenings, and drawing classes.

The links below lead to pages on general student information and to EUSAS.
EUSAS
Student Information

Support Staff