ACADEMIC WORK
1961-65 | Assistant Professor / Design tutor, School of Architecture, Columbia University, New York. |
1965-69 | University Lecturer / Design tutor, School of Architecture, Cambridge University. |
1965-66 | Design tutor, Graduate School of Planning, Architectural Association, London. |
1968 | Lecture tour to schools of architecture at Universities of Montreal, Columbia, New Mexico, Vancouver and California (UCLA). |
1970-71 | Visiting Professor, School of Art, University of California, San Diego (UCSD). |
1979-86 | Head of School, School of Architecture, North East London Polytechnic (now the University of East London). |
1987-92 | Reader in Architecture, University of East London. Director of Architectural Research, head of the Architectural Practice Unit, M Phil/Ph D supervisor. |
OTHER ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
1972 | Co-founder of the Soho Housing Association. |
1975-86 | Chairman, Soho Theatre Company, London. |
1980-83 | Governor, The Author's Lending and Copyright Society. |
1981 | Member of jury, Architectural Journalist of the Year Award. |
1982 | Member of jury, RIBA annual awards; Chairman of Yorkshire awards division. |
1985 | Chairman of Jury, RIBA student Part 2 prize (national competition for graduate student design). |
1989-92 | Eastern Region coordinator, RIBA Community Architecture Group, advising on Community Projects Fund grants. |
1989-95 | Board member and director, Soho Theatre Company. |
1996- | Senior Assessor to RIBA Competition Group. |
1996-2001 | Professional Assessor for applications to the Heritage Lottery Fund, part of the National Heritage Memorial Fund. |
1997- | Member of Executive Committee, The Westminster Society (re-elected successively). |
2003- | Awards committee chairman, The Westminster Society. |
2007 | Shortlist selector, RIBA Awards, London region. |
2009 | Chairman of awards at The Westminster Society’s 50th anniversary AGM, with awards presented by HRH the Duke of Gloucester. |
2011 | “Ad Hoc Chair,” my furniture design of 1968, acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum for their permanent collection. Displayed in their show “Postmodernism: Style and Subversion,” 24 Sep 11 – 15 Jan 12, and on tour. |