Sharr, Adam

Bio Sketch

Adam Sharr is a contemporary architectural theorist and educator, known for his work on Heidegger and architecture. He wrote Heidegger for Architects (2007), part of the "For Architects" series, and has written extensively on dwelling, place, and the phenomenology of architecture.

Key Works

• Heidegger for Architects (2007)
• Various essays on Heidegger and architecture

Key Concepts

• dwelling
• heidegger
• place

Relevance to Geoffrey's Research

Sharr provides accessible introductions to Heidegger for architectural audiences, connecting ontology to design practice. His work is frequently cited alongside other "For Architects" books.

Source Support

• Multiple source notes reference Sharr's Heidegger for Architects