IWWG - International Waste Working Group is a non-profit association that aims to provide a forum to encourage economic and ecological waste management world-wide and to promote scientific advancement in the field
Chair Professor of Sustainable Design and Construction
He has developed a significant portfolio of funded research, winning more than £8 million (over £40 million cumulative projects’ value) on a range of projects covering circular economy; material resource efficiency; traceability; blockchain; designing out waste; end-of-life material optimization; and sustainable project performance improvement through innovation
2001 - 2013
Loughborough University (UK)
Lecturer / Senior Lecturer / Reader
He has been teaching and supervising undergraduate and postgraduate students in sustainable buildings; and the Director of Sustainable Design and Construction MSc Programme,
1996 - 2001
Hubbard Ford Partnership, Bristol (UK)
Architect
Main research interest
Sustainable design and construction innovation, best practice and change management; Circular economy; Material resource efficiency; designing out waste and end-of-life waste recovery and optimisation; Impact of building information modelling, virtual prototyping, and blockchain on sustainable project performance.
Most relevant projects
• The UKRI funded ‘Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Centre for Mineral-based Construction Materials (ICEC-MCM)’: Link
• The European Commission funded ‘Circular Economy of Building Materials (ICEBERG) project: Link
• The European Commission funded ‘Activating Circular Services – C-SERVEES’ project: Link
• EPSRC funded Circular Materials for Transportation (CIRCMATE-4-TM’ project: Link
•HS2 funded ‘Applying Circular Economy Principles in Infrastructure Projects’ project.
• BRE Trust funded ‘Blockchains for Traceability Assurance’ project.
