Biography:
Ph.D. in the History of Art, Cambridge University, (2018-).
Foundation Scholar, and fully funded by a St John's College Graduate Scholarship.
M.Phil. (with Distinction) in the History of Art, Cambridge University.
Highest mark in the Department, and winner of a St John's College M.Phil. Prize.
B.A. (First Class Honours, with a First at Prelims) in History, Durham University.
2020: Paul Mellon Centre, Research Support Grant.
2019: UNESCO, Paris (World Heritage Centre), Placement.
Funded by a Cambridge Careers Service award.
Research Interests
- David Bryce (1803-1876) and the Scottish Baronial: An Architectural and Cultural History
- The Country House practice of H. S. Goodhart-Rendel's 'Rogue Architect' Edward Buckton Lamb (1805/6-69)
- The 'Lost Houses' of England and Scotland, particularly the twentieth-century demolitions of Victorian Country Houses
- Architecture and Literature:
- The architectural literature and fiction surrounding the Scottish Baronial
- The fictional architecture of Evelyn Waugh
- The literary culture of the 'Rogue Architects'
Under the supervision of Dr Frank Salmon