Tim Ainsworth Anstey

Professor

Institutt for arkitektur

tim.ainsworth.anstey@aho.no

Tel: +4723526031

Tim Anstey is an architect and historian, director of the PhD Program at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, and a member of OCCAS, the Oslo Centre for Critical Architectual Studies. His books include Things That Move: A Hinterland in Architectural History (MIT Press, 2024); Warburg Models: Buildings as Bilderfahrzeuge, with Mari Lending (Hatje Cantz, 2023); Images of Egypt, with Mari Lending and Eirk Bøhn (Pax, 2018) and Architecture and Authorship, with Katja Grillner and Rolf Hughes (Black Dog Publishing, 2007).

Anstey is a senior researcher in the project Provenance Projected: Architecture past and future in the era of circularity, and contributed to The Printed and the Built. Architecture and Debate in Modern Europe (both funded by the Norwegian Research Council). In OCCAS he initiated the exhibition project Warburg Models and led the Swedish Research Council funded Things That Move. EU research projects have included PRIARC Printing the Past. Architecture, print culture and uses of the past in modern Europe (EU HERA) and the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions projects TACK. Communities of Tacit Knowledge in Architecture. With Mari Lending he has designed and curated three exhibitions for OCCAS: “Images of Egypt”, (Oslo Museum of Cultural History, 2018), “Warburg Models: Buildings as Bilderfahrzeuge” (Warburg-Haus, Hamburg, 2023), and “Warburg Models: The Architecture of the Intinerant Archive” (Architectural Association, London, 2024). He received his Mphil and PhD from the University of Bath. Anstey’s research interests lie at the interface between architectural authorship and technological process, with a special interest in how mediations in architecture effect those relationships.

Undervisning på AHO

PhD School:
Designing Research Methods
Apparatus Reading
Apparatus Writing
Apparatus Framing
Histoy and Transformation/OCCAS Rome Studio
History and Transformation/OCCAS electives

Fagområder

Arkitekturhistorie og teori

Forskningsprosjekter

Curriculum Vitae - CV

Tim Ainsworth Anstey
b. 1965
Bio: http://occas.aho.no/people/tim-anstey/

Tim Anstey is Professor and Chair of the PhD Programme at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, where he is a member of OCCAS, the Oslo Centre for Critical Architectural Studies. He trained and as practiced as an architect and has taught and researched in architecture since 2001. He received his Doctorate in Architecture from the University of Bath, UK and has a strong interest in the history of discourse around architecture and design, and on how technologies of visualization have shaped architecture as a discipline.

Education
RIBA Part 3 2000 Ph.D. 1999 M.Arch. 1989	Architectural Association (Professional Qualification) University of Bath School of Architecture “Divinity and Difference: On unity and distortion in the work of Leon Battista Alberti”, supervisor: Dr. Vaughan Hart, opponent: Dr. Mario Carpo University of Bath School of Architecture and Building Engineering

Academic roles
2001–2006	KTH School of Architecture, Stockholm, Sweden Guest Associate Professor, Head of Architectural Technology
20007–2008 2008–2018 2013–	University of Bath Lecturer, Leader of Masters Thesis Programme KTH School of Architecture Associate Professor, Head of Research Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Norway Professor, Chair of PhD Programme
Positions of responsibility
2013– 2015–2016 2022–	Chair of PhD Programme, Oslo School of Architecture and Design Chair of Research Committee, Oslo School of Architecture and Design Chair of PhD Programme Board, Oslo School of Architecture and Design
Research Projects
2003–2005 2012–2016 2014–2016 2015–2018 2016–2019 2019–2023 2023–2026	“Architecture and its Mythologies: Authorship, Judgement and Representation”. Vetenskapsrådet (Swedish Research Council). Named investigator. “Architecture in the Making”. FORMAS (Swedish Research Council FORMAS). Named investigator, co-director. “Things that Move”. Vetenskapsrådet (Swedish Research Council). Project leader. “The Printed and the Built”. Norsk Forskningsråd (Norwegian Research Council). Named investigator. “Printing the Past. Architecture, Print Culture and Uses of the Past in Modern Europe PriArc.” HERA. Guest Scholar. TACK Communities of Tacit Knowledge: Architecture and its ways of Knowing. EU Marie Sklodowska–Curie Actions Innovation Training Project. Named researcher, project leader for AHO within a consortium lead from ETH, Zurich. “Provenance Projected. Architecture past and future in the era of circularity” Norsk Forskningsråd (Norwegian Research Council). Named investigator.
Publications
2024 2023 2021 2021 2020 2020 2018 2018 2018 2012 2012 2008	Things that Move. A Hinterland in Architectural History. Cambridge and London: MIT Press, 2024. Warburg Models: Buildings as Bilderfahrzeuge (with Mari Lending). Berlin: Hatje Cantz, 2023. — “Serving Hatch” in Extinct. A Compendium of Obsolete Objects. Edited by Barbara Penner, Adrian Forty, Olivia Horsefall Turner and Miranda Critchley. London: Reaktion Books, 2021. — The Cottage at Bromley” (with Mari Lending and Pernille Bøye Algren), Drawing Matter, June 2021. — “Moving memory. The buildings of the Warburg Institute”, in Kunst og Kultur 03.2020 vol 103. — “Economies of the Interior,” in Grey Room, 78, Winter 2020. Images of Egypt. Edited by Mari Lending, Eirik Bøhn and Tim Anstey. Oslo: Pax Forlag, 2018. — “Moving Egypt” (with Mari Lending) in Images of Egypt, ed. Mari Lending, Eirik Bøhn and Tim Anstey. Oslo: Pax Forlag, 2018: 31-96. — “Movables” in The Printed and the Built. Edited by Mari Hvattum and Anne Hultzsch. London: Bloomsbury, 2018. . Nordic Journal of Architecture 3: Alteration, edited by Tim Anstey and Catharina Gabrielsson, 2012 — “Things that Move. Domenico Fontana and the Vatican Obelisk”, in Nordic Journal of Architecture 3: Alteration, guest ed. Tim Anstey and Catharina Gabrielsson, 2012: 47-57. — Architecture and Authorship. Edited by Tim Anstey, Katja Grillner and Rolf Hughes. London: Black Dog Publishing, 2007.

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