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Daniel Maudlin Dr Daniel Maudlin
Role Qualifications & background Teaching interests Research interests UoP Research group membership Culture, Theory, SpaceTransatlantic Exchanges Forum Grants & contracts Publications Monographs 1. Making England: place, power and the picturesque, 1700 - 2000 (Cambridge University Press, 2014) 2. The Highland House Transformed: Architecture and Identity on the Edge of Britain, 1700 – 1850 (Dundee University Press, 2009). Scotsman Book of the Year 2009; 5* review in Building Design. Edited Collections 1. The Afterlife of Architecture, Daniel Maudlin and Bob Brown (eds), (Routledge anticipated 2013) 2. Architecture and the British Atlantic World, Daniel Maudlin and Bernard L Herman (eds), (University of North Carolina Press, 2013). 3. Goods, Books and Ideas: transatlantic exchanges between Britain and New England, 1750-1900, Daniel Maudlin and Robin Peel (eds), (Ashgate, 2012). 4. Traffic and Translations : Transatlantic Exchanges between Britain and New England 1610-1910, Robin Peel and Daniel Maudlin (University of New England Press, 2012) 5. Daniel Maudlin and Robin Peel (eds), (University of New England Press, 2012). Chapters in Edited Collections 1. ‘Time and the Vernacular’, in Catriona Mackay (ed), New Light on the Vernacular (University of Liverpool Press, 2012) 2. ‘Colonial Complications: architecture and identity in post-Independence North America’, in Herman and Maudlin (eds), Architecture and the British Atlantic (UNC Chapel Hill, 2012) 3. ‘Telling Stories: myth and memory in the Scottish national narrative, in Olivia Horsfal Turner (ed), The Geography of Seventeenth-Century British Architecture, (Spire Books, 2011) 4. ‘Concepts of the Vernacular’, in The Sage Handbook of Architectural Theory, Stephen Cairns, C. Greig Crysler and Hilde Heynen (eds), (Sage, 2011) Journal Articles ‘Everyday England: the limits of aesthetic control in the backyard of a designed country’, Architecture Research Quarterly, anticipated 2013 ‘Thresholds of Taste: zeitgeist, historicism and architectural unease with the English suburbs, Places, anticipated 2013 ‘A Vision of Britain: Prince Charles and the re-discovery of the picturesque’, Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, anticipated 2013 ‘Townscape and the Making of the English Suburbs, Buildings and Landscapes, forthcoming 2012 ‘The Guardians: Englishness and the containment of modern Britain’, Society and People, 2012 ‘Tradition in Early Modernity: the architecture of place and the invention of Englishnes, Design History, 2011 ‘Crossing Boundaries: revisiting some thresholds of the vernacular’, Vernacular Architecture, 41, 2010 ‘Habitations of the Labourer: improvement, reform and the neoclassical cottage in eighteenth-century Britain’, Design History, 2010 ‘Constructing Tradition and Identity: Englishness, Politics and the Neo-Traditional House’, Journal of Architectural Education, 61:3, 2009 ‘The Legend of Brigadoon: Architecture, Identity and Choice in the Scottish Highlands’, Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, 20:2, 2009 (winner of the Jeffrey Cook Prize, International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, Berkeley) ‘Modern Homes for Modern People: identifying and interpreting the Highland Building Boom, 1700 – 1850’, Vernacular Architecture, 39, 2008 'Architecture and Identity on the Edge of Empire: domestic architecture of Scottish settlers in Nova Scotia, Canada, 1800 - 1850', Architectural History, 2007 'Robert Mylne, Thomas Telford and the Architecture of Improvement: the planned villages of the British Fisheries Society, 1786 - 1820', Urban History, 2007 ‘Regulating the Vernacular: the impact of building regulations in the eighteenth century highland planned village’, Vernacular Architecture, 34, 2003 ‘Tradition and Change in the Age of Improvement: a study of the Dukes of Argyll tacksmens’ houses’, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 133, 2003 ‘Robert Mylne at Pitlour House’, Architectural Heritage, IX, 2001 ‘Highland Planned Villages and the British Fisheries Society’, The New Town Phenomenon: the second generation, Studies in History of Scottish Architecture and Design IV, 2000 ‘How to Make a Borders Box Bed’, Regional Furniture, XIV, 2000 ‘Anglo-Malay Colonial Furniture’, Regional Furniture, XIII, 1999 ‘Time and the Vernacular’, New Light on the Vernacular, University of Liverpool, 2011 ‘The Guardians: Englishness and the containment of modern Britain’, International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, Beirut, 2010 ‘Townscape, Tradition and the New English Suburbs’, European Architectural History Network, Guimaraes, Portugal, 2010 ‘Telling Stories: myth and memory in the Scottish national narrative’, The Geography of Seventeenth-Century British Architecture, Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain Annual Symposium, London, 2010 ‘The Highland House Transformed’, Winter Words Book Festival, Pitlochry Scotland, 2010 ‘The Polite Threshold in Scotland’, The Polite Threshold, Vernacular Architecture Group Annual Conference, Leicester, 2010 ‘Architecture and Identity on the Edge of Empire, Penn Design, University of Pennsylvania, 2009 ‘The Anglo-American Cottage Home’, Separateness and Kinship: exchanges between Britain and New England, AHRC Network Symposium, Exeter, 2009 ‘Regionalism and Romanticism’, Writing, Voice and Place, British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Plymouth, 2009 ‘The Idea of the Cottage in the Eighteenth Century’, Eighteenth-Century Narrative Consortium, Exeter, 2008 ‘Habitations of the Labourer’, The Eighteenth-Century House Conference, Society of Architectural Historians, Vernacular Architecture Group and Georgian Group, Saltram House, Plymouth, 2007 ‘The Architecture of the British Atlantic World, 1750-1850’, Dalhousie University, Canada, 2004. ‘Architecture and Identity on the Edge of Empire: domestic architecture in Scotland and North America, 1700-1800’, Glasgow University, 2004. ‘The First Architecture of Modernity: eighteenth century classicism in Scotland and North America’, Glasgow University, 2003. ‘Highland Build: the evolution of domestic architecture in the Scottish Highlands’, Glasgow University, 2002 The Architecture of the British Fisheries Society, The New Town Phenomenon, University of St Andrews, 2000 Reports & invited lectures
Conferences organised 2011 Fixed? - Architecture, Incompleteness and Change, School of Architecture, University of Plymouth 2010 Transatlantic Exchanges, AHRC Network, Schools of Architecture and English, University of Plymouth 2009 Separateness and Kinship: exchanges between Britain and New England, AHRC Network, Universities of Plymouth and Exeter 2008 British Architecture and the Vernacular, Annual Symposium of Society of Architectural Historians and Vernacular Architecture Group, Arts’ Workers Guild, London 2007 The Eighteenth-Century House Conference, Society of Architectural Historians, Vernacular Architecture Group and Georgian Group, Saltram House, Plymouth Other academic activities |
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