Panel

  • Harriet Powell

    Harriet Powell

    BA (Hons), MArch, PGCert, ARB, RIBA

    Homes England

    Harriet has 10 years’ experience working in place-shaping. As an architect she predominantly worked for public sector clients, which inspired her move to the sector. While working for the Greater London Authority’s planning and regeneration team, Harriet worked with London Boroughs, community organisations, Mayor’s Design Advocates and teams across the GLA to deliver the Mayor’s Good Growth by Design programme. Harriet now leads a team at Homes England, delivering affordable homes in the Southwest region.

    Heritage, Housing, Inclusive Growth

  • Simon Power

    Simon Power

    BSc PGDip MSc PhD CEnv CGeol MRTPI MCIWEM

    Mott MacDonald

    Simon is an urban geographer, strategic town planner, infrastructure designer, regeneration consultant and consenting specialist with 30 years’ experience of leading interdisciplinary planning and sustainability teams. He is experienced in complex schemes involving transport-oriented infrastructure, also in early-stage policy, strategy and feasibility studies. In 2022 he completed a place-based PhD in Geography and Planning. Previously his career covered highways, rail, energy and water projects as well as urban regeneration. He supports Design Commission for Wales in panel reviews and workshops and is a Member of Bristol Advisory Committee on Climate Change. Simon’s recent work includes major regeneration frameworks: Bristol Temple Quarter, Frome Gateway and Bristol City Centre.

    Highways & Transport, People & Place, Strategic Development

  • Max Rafferty-White

    Max Rafferty-White

    BA (hons)

    Stantec

    Max is an Associate Architectural Designer at Stantec with experience of working on the design of new communities across the UK, both as a consultant and as the design lead for a high-end regional developer. Max’s expertise lies in the overlap between Architecture and Urban Design, with a specialism in creating high quality housing schemes. Recent work includes producing Design Codes and subsequent detailed designs for Wichelstowe – a distinct new community just south of Swindon.

    Housing, People & Place

  • Jason Ramlugon

    Jason Ramlugon

    BSc (Hons), MArch, PGDip

    Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

    Jason is a design focused architect with 10 years' experience at Stirling Prize winning AHMM. Key projects include the mixed-use regeneration of BBC Television Centre in White City, Waverly School in Birmingham, a large over station development in Southwark and the regeneration of former HMV Record Store in Hayes. More recently Jason lead regeneration projects in Bristol’s Temple Quarter for clients including University of Bristol. Including a high density housing scheme, expansion of the Innovation Campus and refurbishment of Victorian gas sheds to house a quantum computing research hub.

    Density, Housing

  • Andrew Rathbone

    Andrew Rathbone

    BSc(Hons). MA. CMLI. PgDip.Arch. Conservation

    Rathbone Partnership

    Co-Director of Rathbone Partnership (est. 1995), a small South Devon practice with wide remit. Practice schemes include Police Memorial at the National Arboretum, National Trust Visitor Centres, BSfF Schools, Parks (including community-led projects).<br /> Andrew is a space/place designer, occasional studio lecturer, and has worked on projects throughout England, Hong Kong.

  • Jenni Reid

    Jenni Reid

    BSc, CEnv, CIEE

    Burton Reid Associates

    Jenni is Founder and Director of Burton Reid Associates, a multi-disciplinary consultancy who specialise in providing high quality green infrastructure and biodiversity net gain. Jenni has a simple philosophy - designing with nature in mind supports the long-term health and wellbeing of us all. The company works with clients who share this philosophy to deliver beautiful, sustainable developments. She is a Chartered Environmentalist and a full member of the Chartered Institute of Ecology & Environmental Management (CIEEM). Jenni is also an Approved Building with Nature Assessor.

    Ecology, People & Place

  • Fraser Reid

    Fraser Reid

    BSc (Hons), PGCert, FRGS, CGeog

    WSP

    Over 17 years of experience, Fraser has developed a strong holistic understanding across the transport sector. This has been acquired through his involvement in a wide variety of projects for private developers, large governmental bodies and local authorities. A Post Graduate Certificate in Urban Design from the University of Westminster complements Fraser’s experience, providing a strong understanding of the critical relationships between transportation, land use planning, urban design and delivery.

  • Louis Rice

    Louis Rice

    BA (Hons), Dip.Arch, RIBA Part 3, MA, FHEA, PhD

    UWE

    Dr Louis Rice is Head of the World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for Healthy Urban Environments. He is an architect, urban designer and senior lecturer specializing in healthy architecture and urban design. Louis studied Architecture at Sheffield University and then worked as an architect and urban designer for over a decade in London and Paris. He is the author of numerous books and articles.

    People & Place

  • Geoff Rich

    Geoff Rich

    BA(Hons) BArch(Hons) AABC RIBA-SCA

    Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

    Geoff is a Managing Partner at FCBStudios and an AABC-accredited conservation architect with a leading role in creative re-use and regeneration projects. He is currently working on the world’s oldest surviving iron-framed buildings at Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings, the Bath Abbey Footprint project, and masterplans for the National Museums of Liverpool and Liverpool University. Geoff is a member of the Historic England Historic Places Panel, lectures at several universities, and previously led award-winning projects at Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle.

    Climate, Heritage, People & Place