Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment
School of Architecture and Built Environment
SocioCultural Ecology
The SocioCultural Ecology theme focuses on the study of the fields, processes and codes of assigning meaning and value to the built environments. It involves the histories of environments and how these are transformed and negotiated through theoretical and applied practices.
Group coordinator
Dr Mirjana Lozanovska
Waterfront Campus at Geelong
Phone: + 61 3 522 78332
Email: mirjana.lozanovska@deakin.edu.au
Key research Areas
- meaning and value of the built environment, how this is produced and by whom
- histories of architecture and urbanism
- international collaborative practices, globalisation, management of parties
- power and negotiation of the built environment and its impact on people’s lives
- social, cultural and intellectual capital
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8th February 2013