Fiona Raley

Teaching across the BA(Hons) Spatial and Interiors as module convenor and studio teaching in a team for the Architecture undergraduate programmes. At Post Graduate teaching includes teaching with an external architect consultant on the level 7 apprenticeships (MArch) in Architecture and the MSc in Architectural Conservation as a module convenor and supervision for the dissertation.

Member of the Royal Institute of British Architects as a Chartered Member and registered with the Architects Registration Board.

Memberships:

• Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) past Guardian for the Education and Training Committee.
• Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC)
• Architects Accredited in Building Conservation (AABC) at consultant level
• Royal Institute of British Architects conservation register accreditation at Specialist Conservation level (SCA)
• Ecclesiastical Architects & Surveyors Association (EASA)
• Association for the Studies in the Conservation of Historic Buildings (ASCHB)
• International Council for Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)
• Edinburgh Group for conservation in the built environment accreditation schemes nationally.
• Inspecting Architect for the Diocese of Canterbury, Rochester, London, Southwark and Chichester.
• Assessor for the Conservation Register at the Royal Institute of British Architects.
• Former Chair of the Conservation expert Advisory Committee at the Royal Institute of British Architects.
• Assessor and mentor for the Fellowship and Senior Fellowship for the Higher Education Academy.
• External Examiner for the MA Interior Architecture and Design (MAID) Architecture (with pathways) Building and Heritage Conservation (Theories and Conservation) and MArch programmes at the University of Portsmouth.
• Former member of the Historic England Historic Environment Reform Group representing the Royal Institute of British Architects (HEPRG)
• Former member of the Royal Institute of British Architects Practice and Profession Committee.
• Assessor for the Royal Institute of British Architects Regional Awards and the Civic Trust regional awards panels.

Research interests include adaptive re-use including design and technology related to existing buildings, building history and architectural conservation heritage at risk.

Teaching includes spatial and interiors for adaptive re-use of historic and existing buildings. For the MSc in Architectural Conservation where the focus is heritage at risk.    

Supervision of MSc Architectural Conservation dissertations    

Private architectural practice and historic buildings consultancy