Currently I lecture to undergraduate and postgraduate students on a wide range of topics from seventeenth-century French and Scottish to twentieth-century Fascist architecture, and also aspects of landscape history. My own Honours-level courses are 'Scottish Architecture 1650-1810' - a survey course, including landscape, that places Scotland within the wider European context, and which has a strong emphasis on historiography, research and the role of new media for intepretation and outreach; and 'C.R. Mackintosh: Architecture and Design in Edwardian Scotland' (University of Edinburgh Teaching Award, 2016) explores the contemporary context of women artists, art and design in a period of dynamic cultural change. Topics include Celticism, Symbolism, Art Nouveau and emergent Modernist design in Scotland, Europe and USA 1900. Both courses involve visiting collections, buildings and sites.