Anna Minton
Reader
Department of Architecture & Visual Arts , School of Architecture Computing and Engineering (ACE)
Anna Minton is a writer and journalist and Reader in Architecture. She is co-director of UEL's MRes Architecture: Reading the Neoliberal City. She is also the author of Ground Control, published by Penguin, and a contributor to The Guardian.
OVERVIEW
Anna Minton is a writer and journalist and Reader in Architecture. She is co-director of UEL's MRes Architecture: Reading the Neoliberal City and a Programme Leader: MRes Architecture.
Anna is a regular contributor to The Guardian, and a frequent conference speaker and broadcaster.
2011-2014: 1851 Royal Commission for the Great Exhibition Fellow in the Built Environment.
Link to personal website: annaminton.com
PUBLICATIONS
Chapters in Books
- The Place of Housing in Modern Life, in (eds Whitworth, A) (2019). Bridging the Gap between Geography and Social Policy: Towards a spatial social policy. Policy Press.
Edited Books
- Duman, Alberto, Hancox, Dan, Miles, Malcolm & Minton, Anna (eds) (2018) Regeneration Songs: Sounds of investment and loss. Repeater Books
- Minton, A. Big Capital: Who is the City for? Architecture and Culture. Forthcoming 2022
All other publications
- The Housing Crisis: A Visual Essay. Minton, A, Pace, M & Williams, H. 2016. CITY 20 (2).
- London's Housing Crisis and its Activisms. Minton, A & Watt, P. 2016. CITY 20 (2) .
- Fortress Britain. Minton, A; Aked, J. 2013. New Economics Foundation discussion paper.
- Scaring the living daylights out of people: the local lobby and the failure of democracy. Minton, A. 2013. Spinwatch.