Adam Menuge

Dr. Adam Menuge is the Course Director for the MSt in Building History at the University of Cambridge's Department of Architecture. He holds a PhD and is affiliated with the Faculty of Architecture and History of Art. His academic work focuses on architectural history and conservation, particularly through the MSt program which explores the history and techniques of building construction. He oversees research and teaching in areas such as historic building technologies, architectural heritage, and the cultural significance of architectural practices.

His role as Course Director involves curriculum development and student supervision within the MSt program, which emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to understanding historical buildings and construction practices. The Department of Architecture at Cambridge is renowned for its research in construction history, and Menuge's contributions align with the Faculty's broader mission to integrate historical, theoretical, and practical dimensions of architecture.