Mari Hvattum

Mari Hvattum is a Professor of Architectural History and Theory at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design since 2008. She has held academic positions at multiple institutions including the University of Strathclyde, University of Edinburgh, Architectural Association, Mackintosh School of Architecture, and University of Cambridge, often in part-time capacities before joining Oslo AHO permanently. Her research focuses on architectural knowledge, historicism, and 19th-20th century architectural mediation through print culture and exhibitions.

• Professor at Oslo School of Architecture and Design (2008-present)
• International research leadership in projects like 'Printing the Past' and 'The Printed and the Built'
• Expertise in architectural epistemology and infrastructure studies

Her scholarly contributions include key publications on Gottfried Semper and Karl Bötticher, examining the foundations of modern architectural culture. She has received significant recognition through research grants and editorial prizes, demonstrating sustained academic excellence.

Scientific Awards

• ERC HERA Grant for 'Printing the Past' (2016-2019)
• EAAE 1st Prize for 'Representation in Architecture' essay (2007)
• Multiple prestigious scholarships during her PhD studies at Cambridge
• Leadership role as Vice-President of EAHN (2010-2014)