Ralph Saull

Ralph Saull is a Senior Lecturer in Architecture at Oxford Brookes University and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He coordinates Year 1 for Undergraduate Architecture and specializes in architectural photography, lighting, and printmaking within architectural representation.

His professional practice spans large-scale masterplans, residential projects, and conservation work on listed buildings, including the restoration of a Medieval Barn and designs for sensitive environments like Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

• Teaching Modules: Introduction to Architecture 1 & 2, Architectural Representation
• Additional Contributions: Lectures/workshops for Architecture and Society, RIBA Studio examiner

Research projects include collaborations with the Sylva Foundation, Science Oxford, and Oxford City Council on initiatives like the Treehouse Project and Magdalen Wood Play Structures. His 2023 publication on nature's role in fostering well-being during lockdowns highlights interdisciplinary research at the intersection of architecture and environmental psychology.

• Scientific Award: Brookes Teaching Innovation Project (BTIP) 2021-22

Contact: r.saull@brookes.ac.uk