Chairman: Mark Wilson Jones
Mark Wilson Jones is an architect and architectural historian. Having begun his architectural training at the University of Cambridge and completed it at the then Polytechnic of Central London (now University of Westminster) he was awarded the Rome Prize in Architecture at the British School at Rome. After several years combining research with architectural practice in London and Rome, he joined the department of Architecture and Civil Engineering here in 2000, where he teaches primarily architectural history and theory.
Mark was appointed Chairman at the 2021 AGM.
Membership Secretary: Jan Hauger
Jan is a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University where he received a Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) and Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences. He is a Director of Stanhope Gate Architecture, where he has overseen various refurbishments, expansions, new-builds, all in the best traditions of architecture and building and all contextual to their surroundings and cultures, no matter the country.
He was previously an associate at ADAM Architecture where he was involved in various new-build traditional country houses throughout England. Jan gained his Certificate in Professional Practice and Management in Architecture at the Bartlett, UCL, in 2007. He is and a member of INTBAU and the Society for the Protection of Ancient Monuments.
Treasurer: ROBERT COX
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Events Co-ordinator: Georgia Cristea
CA, MArch, MSc
Georgia is a graduate of the Institute of Architecture and Urbanism Ion Mincu, Bucharest, where she received a MArch (Hons) in Architecture, followed by a MSc in Sustainable Heritage at The Bartlett / UCL. She is an accredited Conservation RIBA Chartered Architect (CA), and a Guardian of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB).
Georgia runs her own practice, specialising in conservation architecture and interior design in Listed or in Conservation Area Buildings. Passionate about traditional building techniques and craftsmanship and their continuous relevance in the present, she advocates for a better cross-collaboration between the fields of Conservation and New Traditional Building.
