Jonus Darr

Jonus Darr is a Researcher affiliated with the School of Architecture, Design and Planning at The University of Queensland. His work focuses on digital and historical documentation of heritage sites, with a particular emphasis on penal settlements and fortifications.

While no formal education details are provided in the text, his research interests revolve around preserving architectural and cultural heritage through advanced documentation techniques. This includes leveraging digital tools to map and analyze historical structures and their contexts.

His publications from 2017 highlight collaborative efforts in documenting sites like Fort Lytton, St Helena Island, and Peel Island. These projects underscore his contributions to understanding Queensland’s colonial history and heritage conservation practices.

No academic awards or grants are explicitly mentioned. He has not listed formal advisees, but his work involves collaboration with researchers such as Kelly Greenop, Carlota Marijuan-Rodriguez, and others. His affiliation with the School of Architecture, Design and Planning suggests involvement in interdisciplinary teams focused on heritage preservation and spatial analysis.