Miriam Delaney
Curriculum Change Lead, SABE, TU Dublin
Miriam Delaney MRIAI, is an architect and lecturer on the Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) programme at SABE, with over 15 years experience teaching design, technology and history modules in TU Dublin and previously in UCD and QUB.
Miriam is the Building Change Curriculum Change Lead at SABE, leading a review of the current BArch programme, and implementing substantial curriculum change to embed sustainability and climate action in course content. This involves working with students, the teaching team, and project partners to ensure our curriculum equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to practice and research architecture in a rapidly evolving professional context.
Miriam worked in architectural practice in Zurich and Dublin before completing a MA in Architectural History at UCL in 2010. She was co-curator and commissioner of ‘Free Market’, the Irish National Pavilion at the 2018 Venice Architectural Biennale. The ‘Free Market’ team was awarded the 2020 RIAI Research Award and a 2020 AAI Award for its work on rural town design and policy. Miriam has worked with community groups and Local Authorities on resilient town regeneration plans and is currently a PhD candidate TUDublin.
Meet more of our team
Emma Geoghegan MRIAI
Head of Architecture, TU Dublin and SABE Lead for the Building Change project
Maroun Tabbal
Building Change Lead, Lecturer CCAE, mARCH AT6012 Coordinator, Year 2 Design Studio Tutor
Orla Murphy
Assistant Professor, Co-Director UCD Centre for Irish Towns, UCD School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy
Oliver Kinnane
Head of School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy, UCD and Associate Professor of Sustainable Building Technologies
