Andrew Murray

Dr. Andrew Murray is a Research Fellow in Architectural History at the University of Melbourne's Melbourne School of Design, affiliated with the Australian Centre for Architectural History, Urban and Cultural Heritage (ACAHUCH). He holds a PhD in Architectural History (2023) from the University of Melbourne, focusing on Western Australian architects' migration to the UK in the 1950s. Previously, he worked as a caseworker for London's Twentieth Century Society.

His research explores architectural and urban histories, with a focus on transnational architectural movements and cultural heritage preservation. Publications include works in Fabrications, The Journal of Architecture, and Historic Environments. He has lectured globally on Australian architectural history.

• Awards: Dean's Prize (2023), David Saunders Grant, Norman Macgeorge Scholarship
• Professional Roles: Former caseworker at Twentieth Century Society, London

His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary heritage conservation challenges, emphasizing the global mobility of architectural practices.