Eoghan O Shea

Dr. Eoghan O Shea is a Lecturer in Architecture at South East Technological University's Department of Architecture and Built Environment. He holds a doctorate from Trinity College Dublin in Universal Design and Building Evaluation, along with teaching qualifications from SETU. With nearly 20 years of architectural practice experience across Ireland, New Zealand, and Hong Kong, he focuses on inclusive design methodologies and sustainable urban development.

Education:

• PhD in Universal Design Evaluation (Trinity College Dublin, 2010-2014)
• MA in Teaching and Learning (SETU, 2019-2022)
• Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Environmental Studies (CAT/UEL)
• Professional Architecture Training (UCD School of Architecture)

Research Interests:
Eoghan's work bridges architectural design with social inclusion, emphasizing Smart City accessibility, disability-inclusive environments, and evidence-based building evaluation. His projects explore methodologies for assessing universality in buildings, curriculum development for architectural education, and user-centered design practices through innovative approaches like diary-based research.

Professional Engagement:
He serves on the All Ireland Architecture Research Group Steering Committee, RIAI Education Taskforce, and Faculty of Engineering Research Ethics Committee. Past teaching roles include TU Dublin, UL, and QUB guest lectures.

Grants/Advising:
No specific grants mentioned, though his research involves collaborative projects with organizations like the RIAI and AHEAD. He currently supervises PhD students.