Conrad Hamann

Associate Professor Conrad Hamann is affiliated with the School of AUD at RMIT University, located at City Campus, Australia. His work focuses on Architecture and Urban and Regional Planning, exploring themes such as urban form evolution, colonial urban development, suburban sprawl dynamics, and architectural history. He is open to supervising Masters and PhD students in these areas.

His research delves into Melbourne’s urban evolution, colonial architectural influences, and modernist residential design, with notable projects like analyses of nodal suburbs and the State Library of Victoria’s transformation. He has contributed to interdisciplinary discussions on urban health, pestilential cities, and the interplay between architecture and epidemiology.

Hamann’s publications span conference papers, books, and creative works, reflecting a commitment to both academic rigor and practical design discourse. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary urban challenges, offering insights into how past urban strategies inform current practices.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed in the provided materials. His research and teaching emphasize urban form, architectural heritage, and the socio-spatial dimensions of cities.