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SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION HANDBOOK 2 58 Authors’ Biographies George Zillante is Associate Professor and Head of Building at University of South Australia. He has qualifications in Architecture, Urban & Regional Planning, Building Surveying, Business Administration and Construction and has worked (and continues to work) at the professional level in those fields. Over the years George has done a lot of work in the field of Building Legislation and this has resulted in his appointment to many Government Committees including, inter alia, Chair of the South Australian Building Advisory Committee, member of the South Australian Development Policy Advisory Committee, member of several Australian Building Codes Board Committees as well as representing the Australian Construction Industry on the International Association for the Professional Management of Construction. This interest in Building Legislation led George to establish the Centre for Building & Planning Studies at UniSA in 1993 and has resulted in several research projects dealing with the impacts of legislation on development and, more recently on bushfires and Government Policy responses to the impact of bushfires and Organisational Change. George is also a member of several Professional Bodies (RICS, AIBS, AIB, ACCE etc) and serves on a number of Education and Accreditation Committees. Dr Stephen Pullen is a building scientist with over fifteen years experience in the study of sustainability of construction materials, buildings and the urban environment. He commenced research into embodied energy in 1993 and in 1997/1998 participated in the ARC supported project at the University of Adelaide called Design of Environmentally Responsible Housing for Australia. In 2003/2004, he was a Chief Investigator in the ARC Linkage project at the University of New South Wales on Water and Energy profiles for Sydney: Towards Sustainability. He is also a Chief Investigator in the recently awarded ARC Linkage project on an Integrated Model for the Assessment of Urban Sustainability. As part of his PhD studies, he developed a model of the urban environment which spatially represents embodied energy consumption and may be used for scoping reductions in the life cycle energy of buildings including the refurbishment of existing buildings. Dr Lou Wilson is a sociologist at the University of South Australia. Lou teaches courses in social planning and research methods and has research interests in affordable housing, social inclusion, social cohesion, social capital and sustainability. He is currently a member of three research teams investigating these topics on projects supported by the Australian Research Council, the South Australian Government and private industry partners. Dr Kathryn Davidson is a senior environmental economist with Masters qualifications and a Ph.D from the University of Adelaide. Kathryn has a strong interest in the development of models and tools to advance understanding of social, economic and environmental sustainability, with a focus on criteria and indicators. She currently holds an ARC Post-doctoral position at the University of South Australia. Prior to taking up a PhD, Kathryn Davidson worked for 8 years as a senior economist within international research and consultancy organisations.
HANDBOOK 2 SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION Dr Nicholas Chileshe is currently a Senior Lecturer in Construction and Project Management at the University of South Australia. Prior to his appointment in July 2009, he worked in the United Kingdom for 10 years at Sheffield Hallam University. His last appointment was that of a Senior Lecturer (0.8FTE) and Principal Lecturer (International Business Developer) responsible for Africa and the Middle East within the Faculty of Development and Society. Dr Chileshe obtained his PhD in 2004 from Sheffield Hallam University (UK) and his thesis focused on the application of Total Quality Management (TQM) within Small and Medium sized Construction Organisations. Dr Chileshe is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Building (FCIOB); Fellow of Higher Education Academy (FHEA), Fellow of the Association of Building Engineers (FBEng) and Corporate Member of the Chartered Institute of Management (MCIM). Dr Jian Zuo has a PhD from the University of South Australia and a Masters degree in Engineering from Wuhan University, in the Peoples Republic of China. Currently he is a lecturer and researcher in the School of Natural and Built Environments. His main research interests relate to the sustainable built environment. Michael Arman is a research associate at the University of South Australia. His study and profession background is in Urban and Regional Planning where he has worked on a variety of urban, natural resource management and social planning projects on behalf of local and state government, and non-government bodies at a leading Adelaide-based consultancy. At the University of South Australia, Michael has been a key researcher in an industry-sponsored project considering how to integrate the concepts of sustainability and housing affordability. Michael also has research interests in the social impacts of urban planning. Recent publications include an article published in Ecological Economics, and two refereed papers presented at international conferences. 59
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