Kelly Greenop is an award-winning teacher and researcher within the School of Architecture, at The University of Queensland, and is affiliated with both the Architecture Theory Criticism History (ATCH) and Aboriginal Environments Research Centres (AERC). Her research has focused on work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in urban Brisbane, using ethnographic techniques to document the place experiences and attachment, and the importance of architecture, place, family and country for urban Indigenous people. She also conducts research into the intercultural place heritage of the Brisbane region and the urban cultural history of Brisbane’s suburbs.

