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Karl Fischer joined the Faculty of Built Environment at the University of New South Wales in March 2013 as the acting head of the Masters Course in Urban Development Design. He is a visiting professorial fellow focusing on urban development and design, with extensive teaching experience in urban design, planning, and planning history at institutions such as Aachen, Berkeley, and Kassel. Fischer has held positions that involved researching internationally comparative perspectives of urban development across various countries including Germany, Australia, the UK, and the USA. His recent research has explored themes surrounding urban regeneration and the planning history of cities. Notably, he is known for the publication 'Canberra – Myths Models' and is currently working on a follow-up publication to include developments from the 1980s, titled 'Creating Canberra.' He has served on editorial boards and committees related to urban planning, contributing significantly to the discourse in this field.
University of New South Wales • Sydney
Acting head of Masters Course in Urban Development Design.
Harbor City University • Hamburg
Held a position focusing on the history and culture of metropolitan areas.
School of Architecture, Urban Planning & Landscape Planning, University of Kassel • Kassel, Germany
Taught urban regeneration and planning history.
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