Professor Eyal Weizman FBA

The development, employment and presentation of advanced spatial and media evidence in the context of investigations into human rights violations and environmental destruction worldwide
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2019

Summary

Eyal Weizman was awarded an OBE for services to Architecture in 2020.

Current Post

Goldsmiths, University of London Professor of Spatial and Visual Cultures

Goldsmiths, University of London Director of Forensic Architecture

Past appointments

Princeton University Global Scholar

2014 - 2017

Städelschule, Frankfurt Guest Professor

2010 - 2011

Centre for Research Architecture Director

2005 - 2017

Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna University Professor of Architecture

2004 - 2006

Publications

Forensic Architecture: Violence at the Threshold of Detectability

Eyal Weizman - Published in 2017 by Zone Books

The Roundabout Revolutions

Eyal Weizman - Published in 2017 by Sternberg Press

Architecture after Revolution

Alessandro Petti, Sandi Hilal and Eyal Weizman - Published in 2014 by Sternberg Press

Hollow Land: The Architecture of Israel’s Occupation

Eyal Weizman - Published in 2012 by Verso

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Judith Carney FBA

Environment and society geography; gender, ecology and food systems in West Africa; African foods and slave agency in the historical geography of the Black Atlantic; agroecology and political ecology

Judith Carney FBA

Professor Linda McDowell FBA

Geographies of labour market change in the UK; gender divisions of labour; interactive work in the service sector; economic migration since 1945; memory and oral histories, especially of women migrants

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Professor Allen Scott FBA

Research interests include urban studies, economic geography, regional science, and policy analysis

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