Roger Mullin

Education

• BEDS, Technical University of Nova Scotia
• MArch (FP), Technical University of Nova Scotia

Current Teaching (2023–24)

• ARCH 9015: MArch Thesis 2
  

Research/Practice Interests

Roger Mullin’s research interests investigate the materiality and imperatives of buildings, infrastructures, and urban form, with a focus on coastal landscapes in the North Atlantic and areas of the Adriatic and Mediterranean Seas. This work is bracketed by concurrent research in methods of representation and design-build. Developments of these activities are carried forward through community partnerships, field-work, and writing.

Selected Publications

• Mullin, Roger. "The Uncertain Centre of the Mary Celeste." MADE (Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff, Wales) 6 (2010): 67-76.
• Macy, Christine, and Roger Mullin, ed. A Comparative Study of Two Communities in The Gambia. 2008.
• Mullin, Roger. "What Are You Teaching?" On Site 17 (2007):
  
• Mullin, Roger. "Raftwerk: Buoys, Rafts and a Halifax Pier." On Site 15 (2006):
  
• Cavanagh, Ted, Richard Kroeker, and Roger Mullin. "For Want of Wind." Journal of Architectural Education 58, no. 4 (2005): 6-11.

Selected Built Works

• Uncertain Centre of the Mary Celeste, Spencer’s Island, NS
• Age of Sail Shipbuilding Museum Extension, Port Greville, NS
• Le Théâtre Petit Cercle, Cheticamp, NS
• Musquodoboit Harbour Studio, English Point Rd, NS
• Raftwerk (installation), Halifax Harbour, NS

Selected Honours and Awards

• Iver Jaks Artist In Residence, Sami Centre for Contemporary Art, Karasjok, Norway, 2013
• The Roadshow: Architectural Landscapes of Canada (selected for national lecture series), 2009
• Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia Masterwork Arts Award (co-recipient), 2006
• Associate Collegiate Schools of Architecture’s Best Collaborative Practice Award (co-recipient), 2006
• Design Exchange / National Post Gold Award for Best Public Commercial Building in Canada (co-recipient), 2006