Janie Hinton
Lecturer in Architecture
I am a qualified architect, a member of the ARB and RIBA, and I have worked in practice for twenty years. I gained my part I at Portsmouth University, parts II and III at Edinburgh University and worked on a broad range of projects for several practices in London before moving to Bath in 2002. There I spent eight years at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, a practice which for many years lead the way in sustainable design, before moving to Falmouth in 2011.
I set up my own practice here in 2012, with a view to working on interesting small scale local projects. I aim to design coherent, sustainable buildings, appropriate to the activities which they contain and with a thoughtful connection to place.
I set up my own practice here in 2012, with a view to working on interesting small scale local projects. I aim to design coherent, sustainable buildings, appropriate to the activities which they contain and with a thoughtful connection to place.
I tutored first year architecture students for two years at Bath University and the University of the West of England and am still a part time third year tutor at Bath. I am a member of the RIBA South West and sit on the Cornwall design review panel. I have been lucky enough to be involved in setting up the new architecture course at Falmouth from the outset, and am very excited to see it grow and evolve.
Qualifications
Qualifications
Year | Qualification | Awarding body |
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1988 | BA(hons) Architecture | University of Portsmouth |
1991 | MA Architecture | University of Edinburgh |
1994 | RIBA part III | University of Edinburgh |
Membership of external committees
Architects Registration Board (arb)Research Outputs
Publications and research outputs
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Crow, Frances
(2016), Connected Communities: Creative Placemaking, Penzance, In: Creative Placemaking, 9 June 2016, The Exchange, Penzance, UK, (Published)