Dr. John Montague | American University of Sharjah
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College / Department

College of Architecture, Art and Design
Department of Architecture

Teaching areas

Art and Architctural History.

Research areas

Early Modern Architecture, Historic Urban Mapping.

Education

PhD, Early Modern Architecture, Mapping, Art History, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 2009
MA, Historic Architecture, Warwick University, United Kingdom, 2000
BA, History And History Of Art, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 1999

Professional experience

Adjunct Lecturer, School Of Architecture, University College Dublin, Ireland, 2013 - 2013
Free-lance, Working On Architectural Conservation Projects, Consultant Architectural Historian, Ireland, 2000 - 2013
Adjunct Part-time Lecturer, School Of Engineering, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 2003 - 2013
Research Assistant And Co-editor, The Art And Architecture Of Ireland Project, The Royal Irish Academy, Ireland, 2009 - 2013

Memberships

Global Architectural History Teaching Collaborative, MIT, US, 1 August 2017
British Archaeological Association, London, UK, 1 December 1998 - 1 December 2009

Contact

[email protected]
+971 6 515 2866

Dr. John Montague

Associate Professor

John Montague has taught in the Departments of Engineering, and History of Art and Architecture at Trinity College, and in the Departments of History of Art and the School of Architecture at University College Dublin. He has worked as a consultant historian on numerous conservation projects in Ireland, and published a number of books and articles on Irish and British architectural history, and on 18th-century mapping. He is currently preparing a book on the history of the Wide Streets Commissioners, an 18th-century planning body in Dublin.

Publications

John Montague. Medieval Gem, John Montague explores Dunsoghly Castle, one of Ireland's most arresting but least visited buildings, Irish Arts Review, December 2020
John Montague. L'étranger deux fois: John Rocque's "Outsider" maps of London and Dublin, Proceedings Of The Society Of Architectural Historians, Australia And New Zealand 36, Distance Looks Back, 2020

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