Sally Farrah

Sally Farrah is a Lecturer in Architecture at the University of Canberra (UC), part of the School of Design and the Built Environment. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Western Australia (UWA) and has extensive teaching experience at UWA, Curtin University, and UC. Her research focuses on architectural representation, post-modern theory, and urban heritage. She is the unit convener for courses like Visual Communication and History & Theory, and leads studios in the Master of Architecture program.

Her key projects include the 'Spectres of Architecture in Canberra' exhibition (2024), exploring lost mid-century buildings, and the 'Second Skin' bioclimatic housing project. She has received awards such as the National Trust ACT Heritage Award (2024) and the Graduate Research School Publication Award (2020). Her work bridges historical analysis, drawing techniques, and sustainable design, with contributions to journals like *Architecture Australia* and *Buildings*.

Farrah’s teaching emphasizes theoretical and practical skills, including orthographic drawing and model-making. She actively contributes to architectural discourse through conferences, exhibitions, and grants, including the ACT Heritage Grants Program (2024–2025). She advises postgraduate students and collaborates on projects like the 'Canberra: A City by Design' initiative.