Peter Keller is an architect and social anthropologist based in the School of Architecture Planning and Landscape at Newcastle University. My academic work engages with social, material and spatial practices in development contexts –particularly in Africa and LatinAmerica, where I have being carrying out long-term ethnographic field research into housing and living conditions for over 30 years. I am now working part-time and aim to spend more time on art related projects. He studied architecture and social anthropology and my PhD combined both disciplines in a longitudinal ethnographic study of self-made environments and social practices in Latin America. His research continues to focus on the interrelationship between social, material and spatial practices in contexts of disadvantage and vulnerability. He has worked on several international research projects with a focus on informal settlements, participatory planning and poverty alleviation, and published extensively, particularly on housing, informality and urban issues in the global south.
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