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James Campbell is an architect and architectural historian, currently serving as the Deputy Head of the Department of Architecture at the University of Cambridge. He has played a significant role in leading the department, especially during the COVID-19 outbreak, including the establishment of a new Digital Fabrication Lab. His work combines practical architectural training with academic pursuits, having practiced in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and the United States. Campbell is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries and chairs the Construction History Society, where he also co-edits the proceedings of annual conferences. He has developed courses on architectural history, including the MSt in Building History, and has authored several influential works, such as "Brick: A World History" and "Building St Paul's." His research interests focus on material culture, construction history, and the evolution of library designs, along with water infrastructure and fountains. He is actively supervising PhD candidates and welcomes research proposals related to architectural history and building construction.
Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge • Cambridge, UK
Responsible for overseeing teaching and curriculum development in the Department of Architecture.
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