Geraldine Dening is a Senior lecturer, and has taught across all the programmes, at BA and undergraduate level.
Dening is also the co-founder and Director of Architects for Social Housing (ASH), and a qualified architect with her own practice based in London.
Recent projects include designs and feasibility studies for additional housing and improvements to Central Hill Estate in London, in response to the proposal to demolish their estate and to West Kensington and Gibbs Green Estates as part of their application for the Right to Transfer. She also devised and coordinated Open Garden Estates: a series of events hosted by estates threatened with demolition; and as ASH’s lead architect she is currently working with a number of Housing Co-operatives to explore new forms of community-led development.