Declan Redmond

Declan Redmond is Associate Professor of Housing and Planning at the School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy, University College Dublin. His work focuses on housing policy, conservation planning, and urban sustainability, with particular emphasis on market-driven development impacts, post-crisis urban regeneration, and marginalized communities in planning systems.

Research Interests:

• Sustainable Housing and Compact City Policies
• Mortgage Crisis and Housing Exclusion
• Heritage Conservation under Austerity
• Governance and Active Citizenship in Urban Planning

Scientific Awards:

• Cluid Housing Bursary (2018)
• Adrian Norridge Housing Research Bursary (2013)
• Presidents Research Award (2007)
• PhD Essay Prize (2004)
• Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (2016)

Teaching Activities include modules on Housing and Planning, History of City Planning, and Planning Methodologies. His recent publications analyze housing viability trade-offs, emergency accommodation patterns, and heritage conservation under neoliberal pressures.