About Kieran
Kieran is a graduate student and researcher of Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Cambridge, where he is a member of the Cambridge Design Research Studio and a coordinator at Cambridge Decolonise Architecture. He holds a BA in Architecture also from the University of Cambridge, as well as two years of practice experience as a Part 1 Architectural Assistant for Langstaff Day Architects in London.
He is currently researching urban spaces of forced displacement, hospitality and refuge in European cities, with a particular focus on Calais in Northern France and has previously conducted research on the Kowloon Walled City, a now-demolished informal settlement in Hong Kong. He has has a keen interest in public/civic architecture and affordable/social housing.
His full portfolio can be found here.
About Cambridge Design Research Studio
Cambridge Design Research Studio (CDRS) is a collaborative institute of design research within the Department of Architecture at the University of Cambridge, UK. It builds on work established in the MPhil in Architecture and Urban Design and provides a platform for continued research, live projects and publication.
More information can be found here.