Ms Naomi House
| Name | Ms Naomi House |
|---|---|
| Job title | Senior Lecturer in Interior Architecture and Design |
| Research institute | |
| Primary appointment | School of Design |
| Email address | n.house@mdx.ac.uk |
| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2397-2844 |
| Contact category | Academic staff |
Biography
Biography Naomi House is an Educator, Writer and Designer. Senior Lecturer in Interior Architecture and Design and a Research Lead within the School of Design at Middlesex University, London, Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries, she is an experienced academic who also taught for many years in Critical and Historical Studies at the Royal College of Art, and previously at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London Metropolitan University and University of the Arts, London. She holds current External Examining roles at Glasgow School of Art in Interior Design and University of Creative Arts in the School of Architecture and Design.
Teaching Naomi teaches across 3 programmes: MA Interiors, BA Interior Architecture - Year 3, BA Interior Design - Y3. She is also a PhD supervisor within the Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries, currently supervising a thesis on Architecture and Narrative. Please email Naomi at n.house@mdx.ac.uk if you want to discuss the supervision of your postgraduate research proposal across the spectrum of architecture and interiors, including history, theory and critical practice.
Employment
Senior Lecturer Interior Architecture and Design
Middlesex University
01 Oct 2001
Education and qualifications
MSc Architecture
MSc Architecture - History of Modern Architecture. Commendation for Dissertation.
01 Oct 1994
Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London
BA (Hons) Interior Design
1st Class Honours, Commendation for Dissertation
01 Jun 1993
Middlesex University
Grants
Prizes and Awards
Research outputs
The augmented studio: Teaching and learning in digital space
Disney, R., House, N. and Murialdo, F. 2024. The augmented studio: Teaching and learning in digital space. in: Geyer, S. (ed.) Teaching Architecture(s) in the Post-Covid Era: The New Age of Digital Design Routledge. pp. 9-24From architecture to community: adaptive reuse as social practice
Murialdo, F. and House, N. 2023. From architecture to community: adaptive reuse as social practice. Vaes, K. and Verlinden, J. (ed.) Cumulus Antwerp 2023: Connectivity and Creativity in Times of Conflict . Antwerp, Belgium 12 - 15 Apr 2023 Ghent, Belgium Academia Press. pp. 636-641100 women: Architects in practice
Harriss, H., House, N., Parrinder, M. and Ravenscroft, T. 2023. 100 women: Architects in practice. London, UK RIBA Publishing.Global women architects we should all know
Harriss, H., House, N., Parrinder, M. and Ravenscroft, T. 2023. Global women architects we should all know. RIBA Journal.One Kilburn: Imagining the Future of Kilburn [Exhibition and workshop]
Murialdo, F., House, N., Westthorp, M. and Scoot, J. 2023. One Kilburn: Imagining the Future of Kilburn [Exhibition and workshop]. Kiln Theatre, Kilburn High Road, London 23 Jan 2023Auto-pedagogies for landscape architecture
Harriss, H. and House, N. 2022. Auto-pedagogies for landscape architecture. in: Harriss, H., Salama, A. and Gonzalez Lara, A. (ed.) The Routledge Companion to Architectural Pedagogies of the Global South Routledge. pp. 34-55The augmented studio: Teaching and learning in digital space
Disney, R., House, N. and Murialdo, F. 2022. The augmented studio: Teaching and learning in digital space. A Focus on Pedagogy: Teaching, Learning and Research in the Modern Academy. Virtual 20 - 22 Apr 2022Working at the intersection: architecture after the anthropocene
Harriss, H. and House, N. (ed.) 2022. Working at the intersection: architecture after the anthropocene. London RIBA Publishing.Greta Magnusson Grossman: modern design from Sweden to California
Harriss, H. and House, N. 2021. Greta Magnusson Grossman: modern design from Sweden to California. London Lund Humphries.Greta Magnusson Grossman: Living in a modern way
Harriss, H., House, N. and Humphries, L. 2021. Greta Magnusson Grossman: Living in a modern way. Places Journal.The Hidden Interior, IE:Studio, Issue #4 [Curation & Introduction]
Murialdo, F. and House, N. 2019. The Hidden Interior, IE:Studio, Issue #4 [Curation & Introduction]. London Interior Educators.(In)dangered domesticity: tactics to subvert an anxious and unsafe interior typology
Harriss, H., House, N. and Koslowski, B. 2019. (In)dangered domesticity: tactics to subvert an anxious and unsafe interior typology. in: Brooker, G., Harriss, H. and Walker, K. (ed.) Interior Futures : Vol.1 Habituated | Mediated Napa Valley California Crucible Press. pp. 38-49Towards seamful living
Curtis, B., House, N. and Parrinder, M. 2019. Towards seamful living. in: Brooker, G., Harriss, H. and Walker, K. (ed.) Interior Futures: Vol 3 Abstracted | Negotiated Napa Valley California Crucible Press.The hidden interior: an investigative approach
Murialdo, F. and House, N. 2018. The hidden interior: an investigative approach. 3rd Interior Educators (IE) conference: Inside the City. London Metropolitan University, London, UK 22 - 23 Nov 2018 pp. 1-9The invisible interior: an investigative approach
House, N. and Murialdo, F. 2018. The invisible interior: an investigative approach. 3rd Interior Educators (IE) conference: Inside the City. London Metropolitan University, London, UK 22 - 23 Nov 2018(In)dangered domesticty: tactics for a safer home
House, N., Harriss, H. and Koslowski, B. 2018. (In)dangered domesticty: tactics for a safer home. Avery Shorts. S01 (E14).'There is no such thing as a boring place': architecture and the built environment as a televisual experience
Curtis, B. and House, N. 2018. 'There is no such thing as a boring place': architecture and the built environment as a televisual experience. Screen. 59 (1), pp. 105-113. https://doi.org/10.1093/screen/hjy012The edge condition: re-use of industrial heritage on urban waterfronts: a case of London’s second river
Evans, G. and House, N. 2017. The edge condition: re-use of industrial heritage on urban waterfronts: a case of London’s second river. Interventions I Adaptive Reuse. 8, pp. 26-33.DRAFT Three
Murialdo, F., Fern, D., House, N., Bodnar, K., Bonazza, R., Evans, G., Jensen, S., King, S., Morris, L., Mundia, P., Thomas, P., Yeung, W., Church, C. and Vidal Gomez, P. 2017. DRAFT Three. London, UK Middlesex University.Interiority complex
House, N. and Harriss, H. 2016. Interiority complex. in: A Gendered Profession - A Question of Representation in Space Making London RIBA Publishing.Traces, clues and palimpsests: toward a forensic design pedagogy
House, N. and Parrinder, M. 2016. Traces, clues and palimpsests: toward a forensic design pedagogy. Design and Time: Design History Society Conference 2016. Middlesex University, London, United Kingdom 08 - 10 Sep 2016Community futures and utopia - an exhibition of architectural strategies for the use and re-use of Hornsey Town Hall
Evans, G., Murialdo, F. and House, N. 2016. Community futures and utopia - an exhibition of architectural strategies for the use and re-use of Hornsey Town Hall. Hornsey Town Hall, London, United Kingdom 10 - 19 Jun 2016Draft two
Murialdo, F., Fern, D., House, N., Mortimer, J., Koslowski, B., Thomas, P. and Evans, G. 2016. Draft two. InteriorsMDX.The fundamentals of interior architecture
Coles, J. and House, N. 2007. The fundamentals of interior architecture. AVA Academia.1871
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