Katharine Bartsch

Research Interests

Architecture Landscape Architecture Migration Urban Design

APrf Katharine Bartsch

Associate Professor

School of Architecture and Built Environment

College of Creative Arts, Design and Humanities

Eligible to supervise Masters and PhD - email supervisor to discuss availability.

My research examines how human mobility shapes the built environment, specifically Islamic architecture. The emergence and diffusion of Islam can be traced along routes of migration, pilgrimage, trade, or travel in pursuit of knowledge. Given this context of mobility and the cultural encounters that it engenders, the goal of my research is to interpret the complexity and diversity of Muslim communities that is materialised in the built environment, with increasing emphasis on the Australian context. Thus, my research is interdisciplinary, reaching beyond conventional discourses of architecture, to obtain rich insights from cultural geography, world systems theories, postcolonial theory, and the history of travel. This approach enables a critical understanding of the production and transformation of the predominantly hybrid architecture of Muslim communities. My PhD examined the Aga Khan Award for Architecture which required critical scrutiny of hundreds of projects that have been nominated or awarded. Of these, two key project themes continue to resonate in my research: Contemporary projects informed by the history of architecture, landscape architecture and urban design in the Islamic world; and, Humanitarian projects focusing on underprivileged communities. These two themes continue to influence my research and the HDR topics that I supervise:1. Human mobility (migration, displacement, pilgrimage, diaspora) and the ways that this shapes architecture, landscapes and settlements, historically and today.2. A humanitarian focus on migration (rural>urban, displacement, resettlement [forced and voluntary]) and settlement in the context of large scale infrastructure projects or urbanisation.Katharine is the Academic Coordinator (University of Adelaide) of the Joint Education Program with Nantong University, Jiangsu Province, China. This 9 year Bachelor program in Architecture is approved by the Ministry of Education, PRC. Students enrolled in this exciting program graduate with parchments from both institutions. Courses are taught by University of Adelaide staff (including Katharine), in China, in Stage 1 (3.5 years) and in Adelaide in Stage 2 (1.5 years). The program caters to approx. 250 students.

Date Position Institution name
2023 - ongoing Discipline Lead, Architecture and Landscape Architecture University of Adelaide
2022 - 2022 Interim Head of School University of Adelaide
2022 - ongoing Associate Professor University of Adelaide
2018 - 2021 Associate Head, School of Architecture and Built Environment University of Adelaide
2014 - 2021 Senior Lecturer University of Adelaide
2005 - 2013 Lecturer University of Adelaide
1997 - 1997 Graduate Architect Philips and Pilkington Architects
1995 - 1998 Graduate Architect Cielens and Partners
1994 - 1995 Architect Intern Abhikram
1994 - 1994 Architect, Intern Lapsys and Keam Architects

Date Type Title Institution Name Country Amount
2014 Research Award ARC Linkage Grant Australian Research Council Australia -
2013 Fellowship Faculty Women’s Fellowship University of Adelaide Australia $15,000
2007 Teaching Award Executive Dean of the Professions’ Prize for Excellence in UG Teaching University of Adelaide Australia $2000
2006 Award Innovation Funding Bid University of Adelaide Australia -
2005 Research Award Small Faculty Research Grant University of Adelaide Australia $6500
2003 Research Award Brenda Nettle Grant: Australian Federation of University Women Australian Federation of University Women Australia $1000
2003 Research Award Samuel H. Kress Foundation Society of Architectural Historians United States $1000
2002 Research Award Clive E. Boyce Fellowship University of Adelaide Australia $2500
2001 Research Award Adelaide University Research Abroad Scholarship University of Adelaide - -
1999 Award The Kenneth and Hazel Milne Travelling Scholarship University of Adelaide Australia $8000
1998 Research Award Australian Postgraduate Award University of Adelaide Australia -

Language Competency
English Can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review
Italian Can read, understand spoken and peer review

Date Institution name Country Title
University of Adelaide Australia PhD
University of Adelaide Australia Bachelor of Architecture (Hons I)
University of Adelaide Australia Bachelor of Architectural Studies

Year Citation
2024 Ibrahim, A., Bartsch, K., & Sharifi, E. (2024). Waterways transformation and green stormwater infrastructure: enabling governance for Adelaide’s River Torrens Catchment, Australia. International Journal of Water Resources Development, 40(1), 33-56.
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2024 Wang, Y., Ma, X., Zuo, J., Bartsch, K., Sun, X., & Tang, Y. (2024). Investing in the benefits. Exploring the effect of public participation on willingness to pay in China’s Sponge City Program. Urban Water Journal, 22(1), 1-12.
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2023 Ibrahim, A., Bartsch, K., & Sharifi, E. (2023). Overarching barriers to mainstream green stormwater infrastructure in Ghana: towards good green governance. Environmental Science & Policy, 147, 15-28.
DOI Scopus12 WoS11
2022 Wang, Y., Tang, Y., Zuo, J., & Bartsch, K. (2022). Exploring rumor combating behavior of social media on NIMBY conflict: Temporal modes, frameworks and strategies. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 96, 1-12.
DOI Scopus21 WoS17
2022 Wang, Y., Li, Q., Zuo, J., & Bartsch, K. (2022). How Did Balance Loss Occur? A Cross-stakeholder Analysis of Risk Misallocation in a Sponge City PPP Project. Water Resources Management, 36(13), 5225-5240.
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2021 Wang, Y., Shen, C., Bartsch, K., & Zuo, J. (2021). Exploring the trade-off between benefit and risk perception of NIMBY facility: A social cognitive theory model. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 87, 1-10.
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2021 Wang, Y., Cai, J., Zuo, J., Bartsch, K., & Huang, M. (2021). Conflict or consensus? Stakeholders' willingness to participate in China's Sponge City program. Science of The Total Environment, 769, 1-13.
DOI Scopus40 WoS35 Europe PMC5
2021 Bartsch, K. (2021). The British Mosque: An Architectural and Social History, Shahed Saleem (2018). International Journal of Islamic Architecture, 10(2), 495-497.
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2020 Ibrahim, A., Bartsch, K., & Sharifi, E. (2020). Green infrastructure needs green governance: lessons from Australia's largest integrated stormwater management project, the River Torrens Linear Park. Journal of Cleaner Production, 261, 121202-1-121202-14.
DOI Scopus67 WoS57
2020 Wang, Y., Gao, M., Zuo, J., & Bartsch, K. A. (2020). Social capital and social integration after project-induced displacement and resettlement: exploring the impact on three life stages in the Three Gorges Project. The Social Science Journal, 60(1), 56-74.
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2020 Li, H., Lv, L., Zuo, J., Bartsch, K. A., Wang, L., & Xia, Q. (2020). Determinants of public satisfaction with an Urban Water environment treatment PPP project in Xuchang, China. Sustainable Cities and Society, 60, 13 pages.
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2018 Malaque, I., Bartsch, K., & Scriver, P. (2018). Thriving in the slums: progressive development and empowerment of the urban poor to achieve secure tenure in the Philippines. Architectural Science Review, 61(5), 313-318.
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2017 Bartsch, K. A. (2017). Mutable Architecture. Transfers: International Journal of Mobility, 7(2), 132-134.
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2017 Bartsch, K. (2017). The Paradox of Body, Building and Motion in Seventeenth-Century England. TRANSFERS-INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF MOBILITY STUDIES, 7(2), 132-134.
2016 Scriver, P., Bartsch, K., & Rashid, M. (2016). The space of citizenship: drifting and dwelling in “imperial” Australia. Fabrications, 26(2), 133-157.
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2015 Bartsch, K. (2015). Building identity in the colonial city: the case of the Adelaide Mosque. Contemporary Islam, 9(3), 247-270.
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2014 Bartsch, K., & Rashid, M. (2014). Historical Fabulation: A Framework to Rethink The Islamic Architecture Outside Islamic World. International Journal of Architectural Research, 8(1), 120-132.
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2014 Bartsch, K., & Kamleh, E. (2014). Karbala in Lucknow: an itinerary of architectural mobility. International Journal of Islamic Architecture, 3(2), 267-302.
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2014 Rashid, M., & Bartsch, K. (2014). Architecture of the Adelaide mosque: hybridity, resilience and assimilation. Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, 25(2), 65-75.
2014 El Ashmouni, M., & Bartsch, K. (2014). Egypt's age of transition: unintentional cosmopolitanism during the reign of Muhammad ‘Alī (1805–1848). Arab Studies Quarterly, 36(1), 43-74.
DOI WoS4
2006 Bartsch, K. (2006). Tectvs realises a Corbusian vision on the park. Place, 1(6), 14-16.
2006 Bartsch, K. (2006). Cult of the Fountainhead and the Culture of our Architectural Community [2006 RAIA Architecture Awards; Critique].. Place, 2(1), 12-14.

Year Citation
2026 Rashid, M. M., Bartsch, K., Alic, D., Faleh, M., Gusheh, M., & Rajabitanha, M. (2026). Building Faith in Walter Burley Griffin's National Capital: The Diplomatic Mosque and Other Architectural Narratives. In Muslim Minorities (Vol. 47, pp. 132-168). BRILL.
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2026 Rajabitanha, M., & Bartsch, K. (2026). The Arabesque Patterns through the Lens of Historical Persian Texts.. In A. Ismail Kahera, & E. Filiz Kölmek (Eds.), Aesthetics of Monotheism: Islam & the Hermeneutics of Art and Architecture.
2024 Bartsch, K., Rashid, M. M., & Scriver, P. (2024). The First Aussie Mosques: Mediating Boundaries despite the ‘White Australia’ Policy. In F. Karim, & P. Blessing (Eds.), The Making of Modern Muslim Selves through Architecture (pp. 77-110). Intellect.
2019 Bartsch, K. A., & Scriver, P. (2019). The House of Stars: Astronomy and the architecture of new science in early modern Lucknow (1831-49). In S. Akkach (Ed.), 'Ilm: Science, Religion and Art in Islam (pp. 59-77). Adelaide, South Australia: University of Adelaide Press.
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2016 Kamleh, E., & Bartsch, K. (2016). Karbala in Lucknow: An itinerary of architectural mobility. In C. Gruber (Ed.), Islamic Architecture on the Move (pp. 26-59). Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.
2016 Bartsch, K. (2016). Roots or Routes?<sup>1</sup>: Exploring a New Paradigm for Architectural Historiography Through the Work of Geoffrey Bawa. In Travel, Space, Architecture (pp. 167-188).
2009 Bartsch, K. (2009). Roots or routes? Exploring a new paradigm for architectural historiography through the work of Geoffrey Bawa. In J. Traganou, & M. Mitrasinovic (Eds.), Travel, Space, Architecture (pp. 167-188). Surrey, England: Ashgate Publishing Limited.
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Year Citation
2025 Rahaman, F., Rashid, M., & Bartsch, K. (2025). Towards Social Cosmopolitanism: Wayfinding in an inclusive educational environment for children with Autism in South Australian primary schools. In IASTE. Alexandria.
2018 Dissanayake, N., & Bartsch, K. (2018). Smart housing after the tsunami: Lessons from Kirinda, Sri Lanka. In PLEA 2018 - Smart and Healthy within the Two-Degree Limit: Proceedings of the 34th International Conference on Passive and Low Energy Architecture Vol. 3 (pp. 1183-1184). online: PLEA.
2017 Malaque, I., Bartsch, K. A., & Scriver, P. (2017). Thriving in the slums: progressive development and empowerment of the urban poor to achieve secure tenure in the Philippines. In L. Brotas, S. Roaf, & F. Nicol (Eds.), Proceedings of 33rd PLEA International Conference: Design to Thrive (PLEA 2017) Vol. 3 (pp. 4819-4826). Edinburgh, UK: NCEUB.
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2016 Bartsch, K., Scriver, P., & Rashid, M. (2016). Does not the glorious East seem to be transported to our shores? Perth’s Golden Mosque (1905). In A. Brennan, & P. Goad (Eds.), Proceedings of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand: Gold Vol. 33 (pp. 32-42). Melbourne: SAHANZ.
2016 Malaque, I., Bartsch, K., & Scriver, P. (2016). Modelling the evolution of housing and socio-spatial processes in low income settlements: case of Davao City, Philippines. In J. Zuo, L. Daniel, & V. Soebarto (Eds.), Proceedings of the 50th International Conference of the Architectural Science Association: Revisiting the role of architectural science in design and practice (pp. 89-98). Adelaide, Australia: The Architectural Science Association and The University of Adelaide.
2016 Dissanayake, N., Bartsch, K., & Scriver, P. (2016). Designing sustainable settlements in the context of megaprojects: lessons learnt from the Mahaweli Architectural Unit, Sri Lanka (1983-1989). In J. Zuo, L. Daniel, & V. Soebarto (Eds.), Proceedings of the 50th International Conference of the Architectural Science Association: Revisiting the role of architectural science in design and practice (pp. 189-198). Adelaide: The Architectural Science Association and The University of Adelaide.
2015 Malaque, I., Bartsch, K., & Scriver, P. (2015). Learning from informal settlements: provision and incremental construction of housing for the urban poor in Davao City, Philippines. In R. Crawford, & A. Stephan (Eds.), Proceedings of the 49th International Conference of Architectural Science Association: Living and Learning: Research for a Better Built Environment (pp. 163-172). Melbourne: Architectural Science Association and The University of Melbourne.
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2014 Malaque, I., Bartsch, K., & Scriver, P. (2014). Typology of urban households and their transition from informal to formal status. In A. Tadeu, O. Ural, D. Ural, & V. Abrantes (Eds.), World Congress on Housing: Sustainable Housing Construction. Funchal, Madeira, Portugal.
2012 El-Ashmouni, M., & Bartsch, K. (2012). Influence and resistance: The rationale of al-'Imarah discourse (1939-1959). In Proceedings of the 29th Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New Zealand, SAHANZ (pp. 274-292). CD: SAHANZ.
2012 Rashid, M., & Bartsch, K. (2012). Hybrid histories: A framework to rethink 'Islamic' architecture. In Proceedings of the 29th Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New Zealand, SAHANZ (pp. 888-901). CD: SAHANZ.
2010 Bartsch, K. (2010). Re-orienting design pedagogy: Preparing tertiary students for professional architectural practice in an increasingly globalising world. In Proceedings of the 18th Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia (pp. 1-14). www: ASAA.
2007 Morkoc, S., & Bartsch, K. (2007). Interpreting the architectural visibility of Islam: Mosques in South Australia. In Rachel Hurst (Ed.), Proceedings of Panorama to Paradise: 23rd Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (pp. 1-18). CDROM: UniSA.
2006 Bartsch, K., & Morkoc, S. (2006). Contested terrain or contact zone? The case of the Adelaide mosque, 1888-1889. In T. McMinn, D. Stephens, & D. Basson (Eds.), Proceedings of Contested Terrains: the 23rd Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (pp. 25-31). Australia, New Zealand: Curtin University & The Society of Architectural Historians.
2005 Bartsch, K., & Malone, G. (2005). Why are we being taught by a naked artist? Exposing students to place through multi-disciplinary design education. In K. Holt Damant, & P. Sanders (Eds.), Proceedings of Drawing Together: Convergent Practices in Architectural Education: the Third International Conference of the Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia (pp. WWW 1-WWW 12). University of Queensland and Queensland University of Technology: Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia.
2003 Bartsch, K. (2003). A prize for progress: transnational practice and the Aga Khan Award for Architecture. In Gevork Hartoonian (Ed.), The Proceedings of Progress: the 20th Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (pp. 11-16). Sydney: Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand.
2002 Bartsch, K. (2002). Tales of the City: Travelling South with a Muslim Pilgrim. In Southern Crossing: 6th Australasian Urban and Planning History Conference (pp. 99-112). Auckland, New Zealand: The University of Auckland, New Zealand.

Year Citation
2019 Ibrahim, A., Bartsch, K., & Sharifi, E. (2019). Green Infrastructure and Green Governance: A Retrospective Analysis of Flood Mitigation at Adelaide’s Linear Park. Poster session presented at the meeting of Unknown Conference.

National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 2412162). Research on Resilience Governance Mechanisms and Enhancement Strategies for Social-Ecological Systems in Coastal Cities. Key Project of International (Regional) Cooperation and Exchange Projects. RMB 2 million / $440,000 AUD. Professor Jian Zuo, Prof Michael Goodsite (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Res. Ops & Comclsn), Prof Scott Smith (Deputy Dean International, SET), A/Prof Katharine Bartsch, A/Prof Ruidong Chang.

Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 2021 New Colombo Plan Mobility Grant, Future Builders: Collaborative Design in the Yangtze Delta. $66,000.

Australian Research Council, Special Research Initiative. The Australian Mosque Today: Architectural Collaborations, 2020-2023. $280,000 Chief Investigators Dr Katharine Bartsch, Dr Md Mizanur Rashid (Deakin), A/Prof Maryam Gusheh (Monash) and Dr Dijana Alic (UNSW) and Dr Majdi Faleh [Aga Khan Fellow (Alumnus) MIT], Senior Research Officer.

Australian Research Council Linkage Grant. The Architecture of Australia's Muslim Pioneers, 2014-2017. $180,000 Chief Investigators Dr Peter Scriver and Dr Katharine Bartsch with Research Associate Dr Mizanur Rashid, University of Adelaide, with Partner Investigator Dr Philip Jones, South Australian Museum, and Partner Investigator Dr Abdul Razak Sapian, International Islamic University of Malaysia.

I teach courses in Design and the Environment, History and Theory of Architecture and Landscapes, and Design Studio.

I am the Academic Coordinator of our Joint Education Program between the University of Adelaide (School of Architecture and Built Environment) and Nantong University, Jiangsu, China, approved by the Ministry of Education, China (established in 2018), 9-year program, 220+ students).

Date Role Research Topic Program Degree Type Student Load Student Name
2025 Co-Supervisor Thermal performance of nineteenth-century buildings in South Australia: can we learn from them to achieve sustainable building design? Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Echo Chen
2025 Principal Supervisor Integrating Citizen Science and Bayesian Network to Support Sustainable Urban Renewal (SUR) in China: Taking Urban Village Living Environment Renewal as an Example Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Zheyi Xi
2025 Co-Supervisor Thermal performance of nineteenth-century buildings in South Australia: can we learn from them to achieve sustainable building design? Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Echo Chen
2025 Principal Supervisor Integrating Citizen Science and Bayesian Network to Support Sustainable Urban Renewal (SUR) in China: Taking Urban Village Living Environment Renewal as an Example Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Zheyi Xi
2024 Co-Supervisor The impact of urban geometry and greenery on pedestrian comfort perceptions and outdoor activities Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Mina Safizadeh
2024 Principal Supervisor The Mosque in Australia after 1945 Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Ahmad Tariq Hakimi
2024 Principal Supervisor A Vulnerability Tourism Study: Resilient Coastal Tourism Landscape Model Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Era Nopera Rauzi
2024 Principal Supervisor Rethinking Design Guidelines for Australian Nursing Homes Maximising the Therapeutic Benefits of Outdoor Access for Patients with Dementia Master of Philosophy Master Full Time Mrs Priya Rachel Boby
2024 Principal Supervisor The Mosque in Australia after 1945 Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Ahmad Tariq Hakimi
2024 Principal Supervisor Rethinking Design Guidelines for Australian Nursing Homes Maximising the Therapeutic Benefits of Outdoor Access for Patients with Dementia Master of Philosophy Master Full Time Mrs Priya Rachel Boby
2024 Principal Supervisor A Vulnerability Tourism Study: Resilient Coastal Tourism Landscape Model Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Era Nopera Rauzi
2024 Co-Supervisor The impact of urban geometry and greenery on pedestrian comfort perceptions and outdoor activities Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Mina Safizadeh
2020 Principal Supervisor Aiming to establish an innovative and sympathetic way to undertake issues of abandonment in neglected heritage buildings. The objective is to overcome the barriers which have instigated these buildings to become dormant un-utilised and undeveloped. Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Ms Madeline Nolan
2020 Co-Supervisor The houses of the architectural practice of F. W. Dancker & Son (1880-1944): An international perspective and the search for a South Australian style. Master of Philosophy Master Part Time Mr Kenan Reece Henderson
2020 Co-Supervisor The houses of the architectural practice of F. W. Dancker & Son (1880-1944): An international perspective and the search for a South Australian style. Master of Philosophy Master Full Time Mr Kenan Reece Henderson
2020 Principal Supervisor Aiming to establish an innovative and sympathetic way to undertake issues of abandonment in neglected heritage buildings. The objective is to overcome the barriers which have instigated these buildings to become dormant un-utilised and undeveloped Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Madeline Nolan
2018 Principal Supervisor Managing Flood Risks: Exploring Dynamics Between Green and Grey Infrastructure Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Alhassan Ibrahim
2017 Principal Supervisor Building Modern Sri Lanka: New Town and Mahaweli Architectural Unit Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mrs Nirodha Kumari Meegahakumbura Dissanayake
2017 Co-Supervisor Relearning the Limits of Growth: An Inter-disciplinary Coherence of Urban Planning and Water Cycles in Dhaka City Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Mehbuba Tune Uzra
2017 Principal Supervisor Building Modern Sri Lanka: New Town and Mahaweli Architectural Unit Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Mrs Nirodha Kumari Meegahakumbura Dissanayake
2017 Principal Supervisor Building Modern Sri Lanka: New Town and Mahaweli Architectural Unit Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mrs Nirodha Kumari Meegahakumbura Dissanayake

Date Role Research Topic Program Degree Type Student Load Student Name
2022 - 2023 Principal Supervisor Creative City Making: Public Art and Urban Development in Contemporary China Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Miss Han Cheng
2019 - 2025 Principal Supervisor Design Making. An Interlocutory of Culture and Craft. Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time APrf Francesco Bonato
2019 - 2023 Principal Supervisor Towards a More Inclusive Educational Space: A Study About Wayfinding for an Autism-Friendly Learning Environment in South Australian Primary Schools Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Mrs Farjana Rahaman
2018 - 2021 Principal Supervisor Governance of Waterways and Flood Adaptation: Implementing Sustainable Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Ghana Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Alhassan Ibrahim
2017 - 2022 Co-Supervisor Purity, System, Comfort: A Micro-historical Study of Change in Built Form and Cultural Practice, with Particular Respect to Water Use in the Modern Residential Architecture of the Bengali Muslim Upper-Middle Class (1950 – 2000) Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Ms Mehbuba Tune Uzra
2016 - 2023 Co-Supervisor Provoking Consciousness
Towards a Bioregional Understanding of Local Character: Urbanisation of the Fringe at Willunga Basin, South Australia		 Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Mrs Pragathi .
2013 - 2016 Principal Supervisor Building Modern Sri Lanka: New Town and Mahaweli Architectural Unit Doctor of Philosophy Master Full Time Mrs Nirodha Kumari Meegahakumbura Dissanayake
2013 - 2016 Co-Supervisor The Rise of Modern Urbanity (tamaddun) in the Arab World Education, Journalism, and Enlightenment Master of Philosophy Master Full Time Mrs Kinda Alsamara
2013 - 2018 Co-Supervisor Botanic and Poetic Landscapes: A Reading of Two Persian Texts on Early Safavid Gardens Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mrs Zahra Ranjbari
2012 - 2012 Co-Supervisor Gardens of Damascus: Landscape and the Culture of Recreation in the Early Modern Period Master of Landscape Architecture Master Full Time Miss Georgina Hafteh
2012 - 2017 Principal Supervisor Multi-step Transition in Housing Provision and Progressive Development of Urban Settlements: Case of Davao City, Philippines Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Mr Isidoro III Malaque
2010 - 2013 Principal Supervisor The Rationale of Architectural Discourses in Post-Independence Egypt: A Contrapuntal Reading of `Alam Al-Bena'a (1980-2000) Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Ms Marwa Moustafa El-Ashmouni
2008 - 2010 Co-Supervisor Sustainable Water Management in Semi-Arid India: Learning from the Gond and Kohli Indigenous Communities Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Full Time Dr Namrata Vishwasrao
2008 - 2012 Co-Supervisor Architectural Exchange in the Eighteenth Century A Study of Three Gateway Cities: Istanbul, Aleppo and Lucknow Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Miss Elise Kamleh
2008 - 2017 Principal Supervisor Conservation of Heritage Curtilages in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Mrs Nadiyanti Mat Nayan
2007 - 2022 Principal Supervisor Warning, patrons ahead! A development assessment framework for public space for landscape architects drawing on lessons from the Festival City of Adelaide, Australia Doctor of Philosophy Doctorate Part Time Miss Janelle Arbon

Date Role Committee Institution Country
2015 - ongoing Member Uniting Communities Redevelopment Steering Committee Uniting Communities Australia

Date Role Membership Country
2013 - ongoing Member Australian Institute of Architects Australia

Date Role Editorial Board Name Institution Country
2021 - 2023 Member International Journal of Islamic Architecture Intellect Books United Kingdom

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