DrJohn Rollo

Senior lecturer: School of Architecture and Built Environment, Deakin University

School of Architecture and Built Environment, Deakin University
Interim Head of School October 2007- February 2009
University of Bath - School of Architecture & Civil Engineering
1995- 98,  Lecturer: History, Theory & Design,
University of Greenwich - School of Architecture and Landscape 1994- 95
Specialist Lecturer: Formal Theories of Composition, writing and coordinating
workshops in Shape Grammars to the M Sc, Urban Design programs
University of East London - Faculty of Design and the Built Environment
1993-94 Specialist Lecturer: Formal Theories of Composition
University of Cambridge, Faculty of Architecture 1992- 95,
Sessional Lecturer: Elementary Mathematics,
Undergraduate Supervisor: Fundamental Principles of Structural Design
Sydney University - Department of Architectural and Design Sciences 1992. RA
to Dr R. Coyne ARC: The impact of Information Technology on Design Practices
University of California, Los Angeles Graduate School of Architecture and
Urban Planning 1990- 92, RA to Professor T. Knight: Transformations of
Design, Cambridge University Press (1994)

John Rollo is a senior lecturer with the school of Architecture and the Built Environment at Deakin University. With a focus on place making and the perception and visualization of the built environment, he has been providing public sector based urban design research for over fifteen years. He holds qualifications at both Master's and Doctorate levels from the Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning at University of California, Los Angeles, and the Martin Centre for Land Use and Built Form Studies at Cambridge University. John initiated the 'Urbanheart Surgery' urban design studio, which helps to generatediscourse on contemporary urban issues between governments, communities, the design professions and higher education. This program has facilitated over fourteen planning and design forums with nine municipalities in regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne.