Climate Action Planning and City Form

Bio: I am a Professor of Architectural Science and since 2002 I have been Head of School at the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University. I joined the School of Architecture in 1977, initially as a Research Demonstrator, and in 1984 was appointed as a ‘new blood’ lecture. I was promoted to Senior lecturer in 1992 and to chair in 1994

Education: I have a BSc in Physics (1974) and PhD in Acoustics (1977) (University of Wales, Cardiff). . I am a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineering (FCIBSE) and a Chartered Engineer (CEng).

Key Publications: Jones, P, Modeling for Low Carbon Sustainable Urban Scale Master-planning, (book chapter - in Press) Jones, P. Low Carbon Sustainable Urban Scale Master Planning, WREC-Asia & SuDBE Chongqing, China October (2011). Hendrik Rosenthall, Phil Jones, Simon Lannon, Carbon Impact of Megacities – A Case Study of Hanoi in 2110, World Architecture (2010). Phil Jones, Sustainability and the low carbon agenda: Buildings to Cities, Eco-city and Green Building (2010). Phil Jones, Low Carbon Urban Scale Built Environment (L-CUBE), keynote paper, Energy Optimisation Modelling for Urban Scale Master Planning, 44th ISOCARP Conference (2009). Phil Jones, Simon Lannon, Hendrik Rosenthall, Energy Optimisation Modelling for Urban Scale Master Planning, 44th ISOCARP Conference (2009). Jones, Phil, et al (ed) Low Carbon Built Environment: European Carbon Atlas, ESF COST, ISBN 978-1-899895-43-4 (2009). Phil Jones, Simon Lannon, John Mayhew and Hendrik Rosenthal, Energy Optimisation and Carbon Impact Assessment: Planning for a Low Carbon City, International Conference on "Planning for Low Carbon Cities, Hong Kong, May (2009). Phil Jones, Zero Carbon Design and Architecture, But How Low is Zero, Huffington Post, March (2009).

Other Publications: Jones, P, et al, Retrofitting existing housing: how far, how much? (Paper submitted to BSI journal and output from E Shukla, Ashish, Nkwetta, D. N. Cho, Youngjun, Stevenson, Elizabeth Victoria and Jones, Phillip John, A state of art review on the performance of transpired solar collector, SciVerse Science Direct, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews (2012).PSRC Retrofit 2050 project). Phil Jones, Thermal Design, Chapter 39, Metric Handbook (2012). Mohd. F. Shahidan, Mustafa K.M. Shariff, Phillip Jones, Elias Salleh and Ahmad M. Abdullah, A comparison of Mesua ferrea L. and Hura crepitans L. for shade creation and radiation modification in improving thermal comfort , Landscape and Urban Planning, pp14, Article in Press, (2010). Liping Wang, Julie Gwilliam, Phil Jones, Case study of zero energy house design in UK, Energy and Buildings 4, 11215-1222 (2009). ND Dahlan, PJ Jones, DK Alexander, E Salleh, J Alias. Daylight ratio, luminance and visual comfort assessments in typical Malaysian hostels. Indoor and Built Environment, Vol. 18, No. 4, 319-335 (2009). ND Dahlan, PJ Jones, DK Alexander, E Salleh, J Alias. Evidence base prioritisation of indoor comfort perceptions in Malaysian typical multi-storey hostels. Building and environment, Vol. 44, No10, pp. 2158-2165 (2009).

Past Assignments: My research awards over the past five years are in excess of £46 million, as detailed below : 01/10/2011 – 30/09/2012, Prof PJ Jones (ARCHI), Miss Y Wang (ARCHI) Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Planning for a systemic transition to a low carbon built environment in China, £30,000. 01/09/2011 – 31/08/2014, Prof PJ Jones (ARCHI), Prof PJ Bowen (ENGIN), Welsh European Funding Office (WEFO) LCRI PROGRAMME - WEST project, £552,593.34 01/12/2011 – 31/01/2015, Prof PJ Jones (ARCHI) Welsh European Funding Office, SBED C80661, Sustainable Building Envelope Demonstration, £1,810,364.00. 03/2012 – 02/2016, COST ACTION TU1104 Smart Energy Regions, 4 years approx EUR500,000. 01/07/2012 - 31/08/2014, SOLCER, Welsh European Funding Office, LCRI PROGRAMME, £2,900,000. 10/02/2011 – 01/03/2012, Low Carbon Design Assessment and Guidelines for CAST Phase II Office Development, Chongqing Academy of Science and Technology, £39,600 11/11/2010 – 01/03/2012, Study on Low-Carbon Industrial Park Planning, CISDI Chongqing Iron & Steelmaking Plant Integration Co. Ltd, £43,500 28/02/2010 - 30/06/2010, Guide for Sustainable Schools, Welsh Assembly Government, £70,000 01/07/2009 - 30/06/2015, LCRI Industry Research Project, National Assembly for Wales (WEFO) (6 University consortium), £34million 01/06/2009 - 31/05/2012, Low Carbon Buildings Research, National Assembly for Wales (A4B), £470,000 01/04/2008 - 01/03/2013, Low Carbon Research Institute, National Assembly for Wales (HEFCW), £5.1million 01/07/2007 - 30/06/2012, Sustainable building design, Building Research Establishment (BRE), £135,410 01/03/2007 - 28/02/2009, Carbon Lite - holistic low carbon design tool, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), £127,785 2010-2011 Sustainable Building Envelop Centre (SBEC), National Assembly for Wales, £500,000. A selection from recent invited lectures and talks (not published): 31 May 2012, CIFTIS Conference Beijing, Low Carbon Design: Green Buildings and Eco-cities 17 May 2012 , EHEN - Regeneration: The Whole Picture, Cardiff, Retrofitting existing houses 11 May 2012, RSAW Spring School, Machynlleth, Keynote speech, , How green is my valley? The push for zero carbon in Wales 30 March 2012, Beijing - Green Building Conference Tsinghua Seminar UK-China co-operation on low-carbon research and education 15 December 2011, UK China SME Forum, City Hall, Cardiff, Review of work in China. 22 October 2011, CISDI Conference, Chongqing, Low Carbon Urban Scale Master Planning Buildings and Eco-Cities 13 May 2011, American Institute of Architects National Convention and Design Exposition, New Orleans, Architects Role in Preparing Climate Action Plans for Communities & Regions 4 - 9 March 2011, Low Carbon Building Retrofitting Seminar, Chongqing, Tianjin and Beijing, Low Carbon Buildings: Policy to Practice, organised by UK FO 1 December 2010, SusTED Conference, Kuala Lumpur 2 November 2010, Sustainable Urban Planning, Chendu, Sustainable City Master-Planning - the Carbon Agenda, organised by UK FO 28 November 2010, Green Cities Conference, Dubai, Sustainability & the Low Carbon Agenda: From Buildings to Cities 25 November 2010, Sustainability for Urban Management, Conference in Lavasa, India. 2 - 4 November 2010, Sustainable Urban Planning, Chengdu, Guiyang and Nanchang, Sustainable City Master-Planning - the Carbon Agenda, organised by UK FO 26 October 2010, Construct Conference, Cardiff, 2010: Building a sustainable future 7 May 2010, COST Action TU0701: Improving the Quality of Sub Urban Building Stock, Malta, Keynote Lecture, Strategies for a Low Carbon Built Environment 5 May 2010, Martin Centre Research Seminar Series Cambridge, Lunchtime Lecture, A Future Zero Carbon Built Environment 13 April 2010 , Infrastructure Solutions for Tomorrow: The HKIE Civil Division Conference 2010, Hong Kong, Integrating Energy Supply and Demand for Low Carbon Cities using EEP-Urban 11 February 2010, Investigations in the Built Environment, British University in Dubai (BUiD) 7 February 2010, Night radio show interview, Dubai, Discuss sustainability, current research trends 29 - 30 October 2009, SuDBE Conference 2009, Chongqing, Keynote Invited Speaker, Predictive Modelling for Low Carbon Buildings and Low Carbon Cities 22 - 23 October 2009, International Livable City and Eco-Architecture Technology Seminar, Chongqing, Towards a Low Carbon Built Environment: Policy and Practice

Bio: Bruce Race, FAIA, FAICP is the principal and founder of RACESTUDIO and is responsible for all aspects of project planning, design and delivery. Since founding RACESTUDIO in Berkeley, CA in 1994, his projects have received 31 design and planning awards including national awards from the American Institute of Architects, American Planning Association, Environmental Protection Agency and Society of College and University Planning. The Long Range Development Plan for UC Merced received a national 2012 AIA COTE Top Ten Green Projects Award. In addition to maintaining an active national urban design practice, he is a professor, doctoral candidate and columnist. Bruce is the Associate Professor of Practice and a full-time faculty for Ball State University’s Master of Urban Design program in Indianapolis. His design talent, practice experience and research interests intersect in his classroom studios where he emphasizes design innovation and comprehensiveness. Bruce is a PhD candidate in the Welsh School of Architecture at Cardiff University. His research focuses on the impacts of climate change mitigation and adaptation on the future shape of cities. Bruce is the urban design columnist for the Indianapolis Business Journal. Bruce Race is one of very few planning and design professionals in the United States that have been elected to fellowship by both the American Institute of Architects (FAIA) and American Institute of Certified Planners (FAICP). In 2012 he received the Planning Sagamore from APA Indiana recognizing his accomplishments “as a model planner before the public and the planning profession”.