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Name |
Gini Lee |
Position |
Professor |
Department |
School of Design |
Qualifications |
Dip ID RMIT, M L Arch University of Melbourne, PhD RMIT University |
Discipline |
Landscape Architecture |
Contact |
- Telephone +61 7 3138
2535
- E-mail gini.lee@qut.edu.au
- Location Gardens Point, D514
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- Cross cultural and cross disciplinary design
- Cultural landscape assessment and interpretation
- Garden history and theory
- Exhibition and museum design
- Indigenous built environment and consultation practices
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Selected publications |
- Lee, G. ‘Three scenarios for a critical architecture of desert mobility’, in Critical Architecture, eds. Rendell, J. Hill, J. Dorrian, M. & Fraser, M. Routledge, London, 2007, pp 279-287
- Lee, V. The Intention to Notice, the tour, the collection and ordinary landscapes PhD durable visual record, RMIT University, http://adt.lib.rmit.edu.au/adt/public/adt-VIT20070202.153732/, 2006
- Lee, G, ‘Concerning the House Museum and the Picturesque Landscape in the work of Sir John Soane’, in S. Loo and K. Bartsch (eds) Panorama to Paradise, Proceedings of the XXIVth Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians of Australia and New Zealand, University of South Australia, Adelaide, September, CD ROM publication.
- Lee, G. Curatorial Thinking: performance space and the interior, in Thinking Inside the Box, Middlesex University Press, London, 2007, pp 133-143
- Lee, G. and Morris, D. ‘Consultation methodologies for improving built environments in remote Aboriginal communities’, eds. Vestbro, D.U. Hurol, Y. Wilkinson, N. Methodologies in Housing Research, the Urban International Press, Gateshead, U.K. 2005, pp 124-140
- Lee, G. and Morris, D. Best practice Models for Effective Consultation Towards Improving Built Environment Outcomes for Remote Indigenous Communities, Final Report, AHURI, April 2005, ISBN 1 920941 60 6, pp. i-vii, 1-55
- Strangely Familiar [Working Title] at the SASA Gallery, and Kaurna Building at UniSA, 2007 - curator
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