Jennie Sjöholm — Associate Consultant

Jennie Sjöholm is a built environments conservation specialist, holding a Master of Science in Conservation with a focus on Integrated Conservation of Built Environments from the University of Gothenburg. She also has a degree in Architectural Conservation from the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm, and a PhD in Architecture from Luleå University of Technology, Sweden. With over ten years’ experience in the public sector prior to returning to academia, she has engaged with various scales within the built environment, from individual buildings to urban and landscape dimensions. Her research centres around cultural heritage, urban design, and town planning. Currently, Sjöholm serves as an associate editor of the Nordic Journal of Settlement History and Built Heritage. She is a board member of the Swedish Association for Building Preservation, contributing to the editorial board of their journal, Built Heritage. She also holds a board position with TICCIH Sweden. She currently holds the positions of Senior Lecturer in Conservation with Specialisation in Built Environments at University of Gothenburg, and Senior Lecturer in the History Unit at Luleå University of Technology.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Built Environment Conservation Specialist with a focus on cultural heritage and urban planning.

Location: Gothenburg, Västra Götaland County, Sweden

Experience: 25 yrs 5 mos