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GRANT BROOKERGrant Brooker (BA(Hons) Dip Arch RIBA AHKIA) is Design Director at DesignGroup 1. He studied at the Canterbury School of Architecture and joinedFoster Associates in 1987. He has since been responsible for a large numberof built projects in Europe and South East Asia, including leading the designteam for Hong Kong International Airport in 1992. He currently leads agroup of some 100 architects involved in a wide range of cultural, office,airport and residential projects.ELEONORA CERVELLERAEleonora is a Senior Public Affairs Consultant at Buro Happold. Her role is toengage effectively with various stakeholders, promote business activities,and develop thought-leadership linked to the long-term business strategyacross the business streams. She provides knowledge about newopportunities of business engagement, new influencing platforms withnational and international decision-makers, and new potential routes tomarkets. Prior to Buro Happold, she has worked as a researcher for theEuropean Parliament, as a Public Affairs executive at a London based TradeAssociation and as a Corporate Responsibility consultant for various thirdsector organisations. She holds an MSc in European Public Policy and is afellow of the RSA.RICHARD COLEMANRichard Coleman: Architect, Urban Designer, Heritage Consultant, ExpertWitness on Visual Assessment; Principal, Richard Coleman Citydesigner;Chairman, World Architecture News.com; Urban Design advisor to theGherkin design team; Urban Design advisor to 60-63 Fenchurch StreetDevelopment; Advisor to GLA London View Management Framework, andPast Deputy Secretary, Royal Fine Art Commission (pre-cursor to CABE).The consultancy is consistently providing independent assessments andadvice on historic buildings and new proposals for sites of heritagesensitivity involving outstanding conservation areas, World Heritage Sites,Royal Parks and listed buildings such as the Victoria Development for LandSecurities, major projects at Brighton Marina, tall buildings at Aldgate, tallbuildings at Vauxhall Cross, various sites for the Royal Mail group, LondonZoo, Regents Place for British land and schemes for Derwent London,Londonewcastle, Frogmore, Stanhope, Scottish Widows, Hoare’s Banks, etc.CHIP CRAWFORDChip Crawford is a Landscape Architect and practice director of the HOKPlanning Group. His 25+ years of experience and leadership has left aprofound mark on the profession of landscape architecture. Chip is a Fellowof the American Society of Landscape Architects, serves on HOK’s Board ofDirectors and Design Board, as well as the ASLA CEO Roundtable, and isPresident-Elect of the Board of the Landscape Architecture Foundation.With all his prestigious experience both in the US and countries around theworld, it’s his humility, generosity and openness that resonates with his coworkers,clients and colleagues. His motivation is to do the right thing; forhis profession, the environment, his employees and his clients. Chip is theperpetrator of many catchphrases, such as ‘it’s the HOK effect,’ ‘orbit thehairball,’ and ‘keep on jammin’,’ which are fondly referred to as ‘Chipisms.’His ability to inspire no doubt derives from his passionate commitment tothe environment, great design and community responsibility.
JULIET DAVISJuliet Davis is Cities Programme Fellow, and a chartered member of theRIBA (2005). She was previously a Senior Lecturer in Architecture andInteriors at the Canterbury School of Architecture (2005-07), ran the firstyear of the BA (Hons) Architecture course at Cambridge University (2004-05) and was a Visiting Lecturer at Cambridge (2006-1010). Between 1999and 2005 she worked as Project Architect with Eric Parry Architects. Hercurrent research at the Cities Programme investigates the intersectionsbetween political and spatial visions in the development of proposals for anurban regeneration Legacy to the 2012 Olympic Games in east London.Recent publications focus on topics and processes of urban regeneration,the construction of sustainable communities and the design of urbancatalysts.MIKE DUFFMike Duff (BSc, MSc (City Design & Social Science), MA (Sustainability &Design)) is an Associate working on Urban & Regional Planning and StrategicEnvironment projects for Happold Consulting International. He holds aBachelor’s degree in Social Psychology & Philosophy, and two Mastersdegrees in City Design & Social Science, and Sustainability and Architectural& Urban Design. He has worked on projects at all scales, from public realmstrategies and design codes to masterplans, strategic advice and city andregional structure plans. With Happold Consulting Mike’s work has includeddeveloping a Strategic Plan for the growth of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, thedesign of the urban blocks for an environmentally-sustainable universitycampus in Jordan, the environmental and heritage conservation of a seriesof historic mud brick towns in Addiriyah, Saudi Arabia, a masterplan for twonew eco-cities (USA, and Middle East), and a variety of project SustainabilityAssessments and Frameworks. His work for Happold Consulting has almostalways involved the development and specification of computational toolsfor planning, masterplanning and sustainability. He is currently working onstrategic planning projects in Detroit - USA, Maputo - Mozambique, andguest lectures at Harvard University, University College London, and theLondon School of Economics.CLIVE DUTTONClive Dutton OBE is Executive Director for Regeneration, Planning andProperty, London Borough of Newham; host Borough to the 2012 Olympicand Paralympic Games. The development platform in this part of EastLondon is a third of the size of Manhattan Island and is the Mayor ofLondon’s regeneration priority for the foreseeable future. Prior to this hewas Director of Planning and Regeneration at Birmingham City Council from2005 to 2009 and directed a dramatic regeneration programme within thecity, unprecedented in its recent history, and before this he was Director ofRegeneration at JJ Gallagher Limited and Head of Regeneration for fourlocal authorities. He has been Chief Executive of Tipton City Challenge andGeneral Manager of the Black Country Urban Development Corporation. Inaddition he worked for Government on the Urban Task Force, Urban WhitePaper and the Oldham Independent Review, following the civil disturbancesin 2001, and was Chairman of the Deputy Prime Minister’s AnnualSustainable Communities Award and a non-executive director of the BritishUrban Regeneration Association for three years in the early 1990s. He hasbeen a member of the BURA Best Practice Committee since it inception,and was awarded the OBE in 1998 for services to urban regeneration.
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