Qualifications

MA Architectural History & Theory
Postgraduate Diploma Professional Practice (RIBA Part 3)
Diploma in Architecture
Registered Architect (ARB), Registration No. 073367I
Member of Construction History Society

Personal Profile / Teaching Experience

David Kroll is an architect with experience in both professional practice and academic teaching. He has held lecturing positions in Architectural History & Theory at the University of East London and Architectural Design at the University of Kent. Before his doctoral research, he worked most recently for C.F. Møller Architects, London, on the Athlete's Village and the Darwin Centre.

Research interests

• Arts & Humanities Research Council doctoral award, supervised by the Centre for Metropolitan History (IHR), University of London, and the Survey of London. The PhD research focuses on the design and planning of London's speculative housing 1870 - 1939, and on the generally unknown individuals that were responsible for it.
• Wider research interests: housing, vernacular architecture, construction history, development of architectural profession

Consultancy and other Professional Activity

• Organisation of conference: 'Mobilising London's Housing Histories: The Provision of Homes since 1850', 27-28 June 2013, Senate House, London
• Exhibition: 'Lease Agreements and Estate Planning: The Minet Estate 1841-1890' 4 -7 July 2012, UCL Urban Lab, Cities Methodologies 2012, Slade Research Centre, Woburn Square, London
• Paper: 'A Historical Perspective on Housing Development in London: The Minet Estate in Lambeth, 1820-1910', Housing Workshop, Bank of Ideas, London
• Paper: 'London's Other Architects: The Case of Norfolk & Prior 1893-1923', New Light on Vernacular Architecture Conference, University of Liverpool, Centre for Manx Studies, Douglas, Isle of Man, 22-25 June 2011

Selected Building Projects

• Athlete's Village, Plots N03, N04, N13, London, at C.F. Møller Architects
• Darwin Centre Phase Two, Natural History Museum, London, at C.F. Møller Architects
• Airport International Terminal Expansion, Brisbane, Australia, at Bligh Voller Nield Architects