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Enjoying the #bestoftimes with London Review of Books at Britain’s highest inn, the Tan Hill Inn, in Yorkshire #readeverywhere #cheers

Congratulations to all the practices and studios on the 2019 Archiboo Web Awards shortlist. awards.archiboo.com/shortlist/

Those going above and beyond all expectations – the 2019 shortlist for our Best Newcomer category: Fuse Architects + Builders BBA ConForm Architects Clarke Penman Morris+Company awards.archiboo.com/shortlist/ #ArchibooWebAwards #innovation #design #architecture

Very pleased to share that I have won the IHBC Gus Astley Student Award 2021 for my Masters dissertation on the redevelopment of Middle Temple following the Restoration #IHBC #GASA #twitterstorians newsblogsnew.ihbc.org.uk/?p=33096

I’m honoured to help celebrate #Barts900 birthday with research, exclusive visits and a reception 🥂. Still time to join in! Symposium: Architecture & Health, 1660-1830  | The Georgian Group Symposium: Architecture & Health, 1660-1830  | The Georgian Group georgiangroup.org.uk/event-director…

On Monday 27 February I will be talking about the development of Hampstead’s spa at the The Georgian Group Symposium, Health & Architecture: 1660-1830, being hosted in the Great Hall at St Bartholomew’s Hospital. Tickets are available via georgiangroup.org.uk

Thrilled to have my first academic paper published in the The Georgian Group 2023 Journal! Examining the redevelopment of Middle Temple in the late seventeenth century, it is based on the paper I gave at the Georgian Group symposium in 2021 - Georgian London Revisited. 1/3

My paper draws upon research undertaken for my dissertation as part of the MSt in Building History at Cambridge University. 2/3

I also get a mention in the accompanying The Georgian Group magazine in relation to the Architecture & Health symposium I presented a paper at in February this year! 3/3

Building cannibalism: another greedy facade retention scheme tripling the size of the original structure consumed #graysinnroad #facaderetention

So enjoyed Notes & Queries, the symposium in honour of Richard Hewlings yesterday. It was a privilege to talk alongside such a distinguished array of speakers and just such a lovely occasion. Thank you Elizabeth Deans and Centre for the Study of Classical Architecture for organising.

I’m excited to be leading a sold out tour of Hampstead later this week for The Georgian Group. We’ll be exploring the history steeped slopes of one of London’s best-loved villages. Travelling back to the 18th century when Hampstead was a rural retreat one hours walk from London.

Thrilled to announce a new opportunity for postgrads to present papers at Cambridge University! Our Cambridge History workshop on the Long Eighteenth Century invites PhD & Master's students from any institution to present their work. See our call for papers & please help us spread the word!

New funding is available for our #EverydayHeritage grants programme, celebrating working class histories. 📢 This time, we're focussing on buildings or places in rural and coastal locations. Find out more ➡️ historicengland.org.uk/EverydayHerita…

I am excited to share that I’ll be undertaking a curatorial research placement with Historic Royal Palaces over the coming months! Co-ordinated by Historic Royal Palaces, @Oxhumanities & Open-Oxford-Cambridge DTP, working with @amiliagillies, Dr Rachel Delman, Laura Tompkins, Dr Jemima Hubberstey and Alden Gregory

Call for papers: ‘Sixty years on from the London County Council: legacy, impact, learning’. Organising with Ruth Lang Dr Dawn Pereira and held at The London School of Architecture The London Archives in March 2025. DM me for the full call for papers. Deadline for abstracts is 16th October 2024 #LCC60

❗️CALL FOR PAPERS❗️ We are seeking abstracts on topics relating to early modern scandal and corruption! Please consider submitting to present at our conference, 'Corruption and Scandal in the Early Modern World, 1500-1800', at Institute of Historical Research on 5th and 6th June 2025!

📢Three days left to apply to present at Corruption and Scandal in the Early Modern World, 1500-1800! 📢Please submit your 250-word abstracts and bios to [email protected] by 10th March. Thank you for the great applications submitted so far!

Check out the latest issue of Tudor Places for my article on Bacon’s Mount, an intriguing pavilion built by Francis Bacon in the garden of Gray’s Inn. #francisbacon #graysinn

Brilliant Sunday taking on Ford RideLondon. Great atmosphere created by riders, volunteers and spectators alike! #Ride46 relive.cc/view/1108727175