Agroecological Urbanism Project AA Master’s Program Landscape and Urbanism, Yi Duan, Yun Zhen, and Shu Heng Qie, which explored enhancing agricultural production through better ecological practices, to benefit the local environment, economy, and community.
Water Management Game AA Master’s Program Landscape and Urbanism. Zishan Shen, Guanhong Li, and Siyuan Chen, where participants played a board game, choosing various technical and policy solutions to tackle West Sussex’s water issues.
Lego Water Mill Wheels by Tom McFarlane, a demonstration of how watermills generate power, based on his research for his MEng thesis on the Bosham Sailing club Mill Wheel.
Fishbourne’s Roman History by Professor Tarek Teba, mapping the village’s expansion since Roman times.
Exploring Brownfield Sites Workshop by the Giant Dolls’ House project, where attendees created their own vision for local spaces.
The day also featured contributions from Dr Corina Ciocan from Brighton, work on water pollution by the clean harbour partnership. Building with nature: Ecoshape, the environmental design studio, https://www.t-e-d-s.com/
from Dr Edward Barsley and videos from the Coasts for Kids, run by Irene Delgado-Fernandez as well as the https://urbancyclinginstitute.org/
Danielle Huls
Danielle Huls
Danielle Huls is an architect and urban planner, and a founding director of award-winning practice, Ketting Huls. The firm’s Vliervelden project has received multiple awards, and their work integrates research, architecture, planning, and policy. Through her firm, Danielle has been exploring the concept of slow living, which she has presented extensively. She is a public speaker and a guest lecturer at the Technical University in Delft, the Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam, and the Academy of Architecture Groningen. Danielle qualified as an architect at Delft Technical University, receiving an honourable mention for her thesis project. She further obtained her Diploma at the Architectural Association in London, supported by the Fonds voor Beeldende Kunsten. Before establishing her own practice, Danielle held director positions at the Architectengroep and Bureau B+B (Urban Development and Landscape Architecture). In these roles, she led housing and urban planning projects in the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, and China.
Jay Morton
Jay Morton
Eduardo Rico-Carranza
Eduardo Rico-Carranza
Eduardo Rico-Carranza is a Civil Engineer focused on the application of creative forms visualization of data analytics in urban and landscape design. His current research focuses on the development of interfaces that capture design in the form of sketches as a form of survey for large-scale input in participatory processes. He is carrying out an EPSRC-funded Ph.D. in the Space Syntax department at Bartlett School of Architecture and acting as a design consultant for Space Syntax Limited.
Eduardo currently Co-Directs the Landscape Urbanism master in the Architectural Association exploring the role of design within large landscape and environmental policy. He has extensive teaching experience in other institutions such as GSD, Bartlett and Berlage Institute. Eduardo has experience working in the Urban Infrastructure Team in Arup as well as urban and landscape designer in a variety of award-winning projects with smaller firms in London. He is Co-director of MaCT at IAAC.
John Pegg
John Pegg
John Pegg is a practicing Landscape Architect and Urban Designer with his own Chichester based practice, craft:pegg. He currently teaches Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Portsmouth and is a member of Design South East’s regional expert Design Review Panel and the Design Review Panels for Oxford, Brighton and Dover.
John trained first in Geography and Geology then Landscape Architecture and Urban Design at Harvard University. He has practiced internationally for 30 years on projects ranging from re-wilding to retail and resort developments including a number of award-winning schemes. Academically John has taught both graduate and undergraduate courses in design in the UK and the USA.
John is currently developing design ideas to revive the River Lavant as a cultural and ecological feature of Chichester along with a wider open space infrastructure network connecting heritage assets with the visitor economy and anchor institutions of the city. John is also a part time TV pundit on the topic of Roman archaeology pertaining to the Boudiccan revolt
and a Chi City Football Dad…
Ginny Kidd
Dr Carolyn Cobbold
Dr Carolyn Cobbold has a Mechanical Engineering Degree from Imperial College, Masters in the History of Science and PhD from Cambridge University, where she was a Research Fellow studying the relationship between science, society, and risk. Carolyn worked for 20 years for Business Insurance, advising global companies on risk management, including property, financial, flood, disease, and climate change risk. In 2001 she founded the Manhood Peninsula Partnership, encouraging local and national planning and environmental organisations and communities to work together to better manage climate change risk.
MPP’s projects helped instigate Europe’s largest coastal realignment scheme just south of Chichester, create and interlink wetlands, establish a network of cycleways, commission studies investigating marine life changes in the Solent, create histories and plans for the local fishing and agricultural sectors, and produced one of the UK’s first Integrated Coastal Zone Management planning strategies. Carolyn has written and spoken widely about risk management, history of science, and coastal change management in the UK, Europe, the US, and India. Carolyn was included in BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour’s top 10 Power List in 2020 for her climate change mitigation work.
Dr Catja de Haas
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