A/Prof David Nichols
Associate Professor in Urban Planning
- Room: 349
- Level: 3
- Building: Glyn Davis Building (133)
Biography
Dr Nichols teaches in urban planning history, theory, and social and cultural planning. He has published in 20th century Australian planning and urban history as well as on cultural, socio-historical and heritage issues. His recent books include the co-edited (with Hannah Lewi) Community: Building Modern Australia; the sole-authored The Bogan Delusion; and the forthcoming co-authored (with Graeme Davison and Renate Howe) Trendyville. He is presently working on a co-edited book on cultural sustainability in Australian country towns.
Featured projects
- Designing Australian Schools: A Spatial History of Innovation, Pedagogy and Social Change
- Citizen Heritage: Digital and Community-based Histories of Place
Disciplines
Research Hub, Centre or Institute
Research directions
Architectural and Urban Past Cultural and Sustainable Landscapes