John Taylor

John Taylor is an Honorary Research Fellow at the UWA Design School, University of Western Australia. His work focuses on architectural history, particularly the contributions of figures like Sir J.J. Talbot Hobbs. Taylor's research examines the intersection of architecture with military history and regional development in Australia.

Research Interests: Taylor explores Australian architectural heritage, the influence of colonial and English design traditions, and the role of military service in shaping architectural careers. His work addresses challenges such as the loss of historic buildings and the reevaluation of underappreciated architects.

Key Work: His doctoral thesis investigates the life and architectural contributions of Joseph John Talbot Hobbs, highlighting his designs in Perth and Western Australia, and contextualizing his legacy within Australian social and architectural history.