Dagmara Zabiello

Dedicated Art Historian and Architecture Historian with a Master's degree in History of Fine Arts and a PhD in History of Architecture, seeking opportunities to contribute expertise in academic lecturing, tutoring, and research. Passionate about exploring the cultural contexts of the built environment and delivering comprehensive knowledge in the history of fine arts and architecture.

• Processes of Colonisation through the Mechanism of the Architectural Pattern. The Crucial Role Played by the Architectural Patterns in the British Colonial Expansion, 1750-1901. Bentley: Curtin University (2023)
• Architecture of the Social Classes in Nineteenth Century Britain through the Perspective of the Architectural Pattern Book. XXIII Annual Conference of SAHANZ, 29th September - 2nd October, 2006, edited by Terry McMinn, John Stephens and Steve Basson. Fremantle, WA: Notre Dame University and Curtin University of Technology (2006).
• The Role of the Architectural Pattern Book in the British Empire in the Nineteenth Century. Exploring the British World: Identity, Cultural Production, Institutions, edited by Kate Darian-Smith, Patricia Grimshaw, Kiera Lindsey and Stuart Mcintyre. Melbourne: RMIT Publishing (2004).