From 1980, McNeur lectured, practiced, and researched in Architecture in the USA, Canada, and the UK: at The Cooper Union in New York, Carleton University in Ottawa, and the University of Cambridge. She also practised architecture intermittently in New York at SOM, small firms, and independently in Canada and the UK.

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She was a full time Lecturer in Architecture at the University of Cambridge for sixteen years from 1989-2005, teaching design studio and lecturing in the history and theory of urban public space and garden design philosophy. She continued consulting work at the Department as an Affiliated Lecturer until 2009. McNeur is currently a Consultant at the Department with IDBE, as a Tutor, Director of Studies, Supervisor, and Examiner.  She is also an Emeritus Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College, following her twenty years as a Fellow in Architecture at LCC from 1989-2009. 

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Exhibitions

She has lectured, published and exhibited her work internationally, most notably in New York: at the Whitney Museum, The Cooper Union, and Artist Space; in London at the Architectural Association; and in Cambridge UK at The Fitzwilliam Museum.