Julie Willis | Academic Influence

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Julie Willis

Engineering

#4349

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#5540

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Architecture

#766

World Rank

#1373

Historical Rank

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Julie Willis's Degrees

PhD Architectural History University of Melbourne
Masters Architectural History University of Melbourne
Bachelors Architectural History University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Julie Willis is an Australian architectural historian and academic. She is currently Professor of Architecture and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at the University of Melbourne.

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Julie Willis's Published Works

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INVISIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS: The Problem of History and Women Architects (1998) (15)
A Bigger Picture (2008) (14)
Attractions to Fuel the Imagination: Reframing Understandings of the Role of Distraction Relative to Well-Being in the Pediatric Hospital (2018) (10)
Designing Schools: Space, Place and Pedagogy (2017) (9)
International travel as medical research: architecture and the modern hospital. (2010) (7)
Ways to harness the built environment of ambulatory cancer facilities for comprehensive patient support: A review of the literature. (2019) (6)
Invention from War: a circumstantial modernism for Australian architecture (2003) (6)
Making the Modern Community (2010) (5)
Australian Modern: The Architecture of Stephenson & Turner (2004) (5)
Are we measuring what we ought to measure? A review of tools assessing patient perception of the healthcare built environment and their suitability for oncology spaces (2020) (5)
Architecture and the Modern Hospital (2018) (5)
and Spaces: An Interdisciplinary Dialogue on Visual Research in Histories of Progressive Education (2016) (3)
Modern hospitals as historic places (2010) (3)
A myth in its making: federation style and Australian architectural history (2008) (3)
Architectural Movements: Journeys of an Inter-colonial Profession (2016) (3)
Aptitude and Capacity: Published Views of the Australian Woman Architect (2012) (3)
The Australian Colonies (2016) (2)
From home to civic: designing the Australian school (2014) (2)
The Antipodean Diaspora, 1920 - 2000 (2017) (1)
(FAB10_046) Designing Comfortable Homes: Women in Little Known Jobs (1999) (1)
CONDITIONS, CONNECTIONS AND CHANGE: Reviewing Australian Architectural Theory 1880–2000 (2003) (1)
A Civic Heart: Empowered Citizenship and Post-war Public Modernism (2007) (1)
International Travel as Medical Research: Architecture and the Modern Hospital (2010) (1)
FOUR EARLY WOMEN ARCHITECTS IN VICTORIA (1996) (1)
Conscious design: the Melbourne University Architectural Atelier 1919–1947 (2004) (1)
Modern exchange: architectural networks (2009) (1)
The Community Can Do It!: Planning for the New Civic Centre (2010) (1)
Style/Scale/Status/Site: the Sensibility of Architectural Eclecticism (2004) (1)
Spence, Nigel et al., "British Cities: An Analysis of Urban Change" (Book Review) (1983) (0)
From Nosokomeion to Hygeia (2018) (0)
From Exigency To Civic Pride (2021) (0)
Conditions, Connections and Change: Reviewing Australian Architectural Theory 1880-2000 (2011) (0)
Building Salvation (2015) (0)
Editorial (2002) (0)
In Australia, between America and Europe, Beaux Arts and Modernism, Scholarship and Qualification: The Melbourne University Architectural Atelier, 1919–1947 (2005) (0)
Editorial Board (2000) (0)
Treating outside, looking inside (2018) (0)
List of Tables List of Figures Executive Summary (2014) (0)
Regenerating Communities: The 1970s and Beyond (2010) (0)
Angle of Repose: Bendigo Hospital (2017) (0)
Health, hygiene and progress (2018) (0)
Incision and anaesthesia (2018) (0)
and medical discourse, colonial resistance and decolonization, and the evolution of professional and political associations in Southeast Asia (2020) (0)
Forms of environmental support: The roles that contemporary outpatient oncology settings play in shaping patient experience (2022) (0)
Modernism from Empire: The Charting of an Australian Government Architecture 1901-1950 (2004) (0)
FAB12_2_001) Front Matter (2001) (0)
Editorial Board (2011) (0)
Editorial Board (2000) (0)
Essential war material, modernist harbinger: unseasoned hardwood and its implications for the Post-war Australian city (2004) (0)
Everyone’s own “healing machine” (2018) (0)
An Intelligent Communications Backplane Architecture (2004) (0)
The architectural history web-source: Learning through composition and role-play (2001) (0)
Editorial Board (2001) (0)
Full steam ahead! Servicing the modern hospital (2018) (0)
Health city, healing landscapes and the hospital campus (2018) (0)
Position paper: open brief (2013) (0)
Reviews (2012) (0)
Mining boom styles (2016) (0)
FAB10_001) Front Matter (1999) (0)
The four pillars: the architecture of the government school in Australia 1835-1885 (2021) (0)
In Memorium (2008) (0)
Editorial (2003) (0)
A Healthy Start: Buildings for Babies (2010) (0)
Atmospheric inclusiveness: creating a coherent and relatable sense of place for a children’s hospital (2021) (0)
Shifting Health Paradigms and Infrastructure in Australia in the 20th Century (2021) (0)
Travel à la Mode: Australian Architects and the Changing Nature of the International Tour (2021) (0)
The modern hospital (2018) (0)
Editorial Board (2003) (0)
FAB11_1_001) Front Matter (2000) (0)
In Memorium: George Richards Tibbits (1933-2008) (2008) (0)
Athfield architects [Book Review] (2012) (0)
Editorial Board (2006) (0)
Knowledge, care and control (2018) (0)
Editorial Board (2006) (0)

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University of Melbourne