Peter Atfield

Peter holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Town Planning and is a Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute. He is Director of Town Planning at Goadsby, advising clients on a range of projects across Central Southern and South West

England. He deals with small and large scale proposals for residential, commercial and leisure developments. This includes planning applications and appeals, development plan representations and giving evidence as an expert witness. Prior to his 30 years in consultancy, he worked for 10 years in a local authority planning department.

Anthony Barrett

Anthony is consultant to Trinity Architecture Limited and has been in local practice since 1975. He has previously been Dorset RIBA Chairman, lecturer in design at Bournemouth University and an RIBA External Examiner South

West. He aims to enhance the character of the built environment through good design that suits its context.

Paul Brown

Paul became a Chartered Engineer in 1989 with the Institution of Civil Engineers. He worked for local authorities for 20 years before joining Mouchel. He has experience of integrated transport schemes and public

realm improvements and is a registered CDM Coordinator.

Columba CookColumba Cook is an architect with thirty years experience in private practice and with specialist qualifications in building conservation and liturgical design. He leads a small practice of chartered architects and building conservators based in Christchurch.

Adam CovellAdam runs Poole/ Bournemouth Architecture and Town Planning practice (ECA) where recent projects include Canford School master-plan and Poole Neighbourhood plan. He has worked as part of an Architectural team on major infrastructure projects such as Tottenham

Court Road Station and the Millennium Dome in London and on large housing schemes in the East end of London and in the middle east. Adam

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has also taught architecture and design for some years at Westminster, Cam¬bridge University and the Architectural Association as a studio tutor.

Sean Daly

Sean is a director at DMWA Chartered Architects. The practice has been responsible for some high profile approvals including the Zip Line at Bournemouth Pier and the conversion of the Swan Lake Building at Poole Park. Prior to founding DMWA,

Sean was an associate at Western Design where he delivered a number of high profile projects including a hydrotherapy building, for Victoria Education Centre, a woodland burial chapel, in Lytchett Minster and a number of Residential projects.

Richard Eastham

Richard is an urban designer and urban planner with extensive experience in the preparation of design strategies and development frameworks. He has particular expertise in engaging with stakeholders and local communities to help shape and influence emerging

spatial strategies and is currently working on several neighbourhood plans. Alongside his consultancy work at Feria Urbanism, he is a visiting tutor at Arts University Bournemouth on the architecture course.

Philip Easton

Philip is Founder and Principal Architect of Western Design Architects. He has 40 years’ Post Graduate experience, 5 years on site. Western Design has won numerous design awards for contemporary and traditional buildings

in sensitive & historic areas.

Peter Frankum

Peter is Director of Urban Design and Masterplanning at Savills. His CV includes work in both the public and private sector, specialising in regeneration, masterplanning, urban design and public consultation.

Russell Gagg

Russell Gagg RIBA is Course Leader and Principal Lecturer at the Arts University Bournemouth. He has worked in practice as an architect across the UK, Asia and

Australasia on leisure, commercial, retail, educational, correctional and residential projects. Much of his work has concentrated on urban regeneration and renewal across the north west of England where he worked on many award-winning schemes. He is the

author of “Interior Architecture: Textures and Materials”.

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Peter is Director and Head of Savills Urban Design. His CV includes work in both the public and private sector, specialising in regeneration, master planning, urban design and public consultation.

His strength comes from his dual quali cations in both planning and urban design, and this has led to experience in producing implementation strategies, master plans, regeneration strategies and design codes. Peter focuses on producing innovative ideas with a realistic acknowledgement of the levels of change that can be delivered over different timescales and the ability to communicate effectively to a wide audience.

Recent projects include:Kettering Futures, (Kettering Borough Council): Peter led a multi-consultancy nteam producing a series of documents which include a Town Centre Design Guide SPD, a series of development briefs and a detailed public realm design for the Market Place.Newlands, Hampshire (Grainger plc): A comprehensive master plan and ndesign codes for a new urban extension in Waterlooville, Hampshire. It is designed for a community of over 9,000 people and includes a new mixed use centre, 19 hectares of employment, open space, two schools, health and community facilities as part of a series of walkable neighbourhoods using best practice in sustainable development and biodiversity. Eurokent Community, Ramsgate (Kent CC and Thanet DC): Master plan nfor a formerly allocated employment quarter. Master plan for a mixed-use community, incorporating over 550 new homes, employment and local facilities.Stonebridge (Stonebridge HAT/ Hyde Housing): Managed the implementation nof an award-winning regeneration of the Stonebridge Estate in Brent, London. His inputs have included master plan review, design codes, and tenant and design team liaison. The scheme won the RTPI and Crown Estate award for Sustainable Communities in 2005.Full Street Corridor (Derby Cityscape amd Derby City Council): Managing nthe development of a comprehensive public realm scheme and a series of development site briefs as part of a city centre master plan.

Peter joined Savills in February 2007, having worked as Technical Director at Terence O’Rourke for seven years, and prior to that in local government for 12 years.

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Farshid Kamili

Dr Farshid Kamali is a Director of Atkins Highways & Transportation Business and is leading the Development & Regeneration Services in the UK. Farshid has over twenty seven years of research and consultancy experience in

transport & Infrastructure planning and urban development and has developed expertise in promoting growth and regeneration of cities around the world through a combination of good urban design and provision of infrastructures.

Paul Kelly

Paul Kelly spent 30 years working in arts management involving a number of roles including managing a Grade 1 Listed building and being the Arts Officer for a large city in the South West. He did an MA in European Cultural Planning

looking at the relationship between culture and cities. He is now an academic leading a three year degree in Creative Events Management.

Aliis Kodis

Aliis is urban designer, currently working as a Senior Urban Design and Conservation Officer at the Borough of Poole. She has post-graduate degrees in Environmental Planning and Urban Design, and is also

Nigel Green

Nigel is a member of the RTPI and has extensive experience in all aspects of spatial planning with a number of Local Planning Authorities, and in Private Consultancy. He

has been responsible for processing major applications for Planning and Listed Building Consent, and delivering major development schemes from the planning brief stage to implementation. He has managed regeneration projects. He is

qualified in Urban Design and has been responsible for advising on, and improving the architectural quality of major developments in Westminster, Winchester, Fareham and Brighton. He has developed training courses at University level, and for local government officers and members, He has been involved in a number of training events aimed at improving design skills, and understanding. He is currently a member of the South East Regional Design Panel.

Paul Harrington

Paul Harrington is a Chartered Architect and Director of Dorset based Morgan Carey Architects, specialists in both contemporary and traditional design within Conservation

Areas and to Listed Buildings. He is a member of East Dorset Architect’s Panel and has over fifteen years’ experience designing buildings and creating places in Dorset & Hampshire.

Jane Lock-smith

Jane established cube_design in October 2002. The practice has been going from strength to strength since this time and covers a whole variety of building sectors from mixed use residential through to educational sectors. Jane has been

instrumental in masterplanning a number of major developments namely Silverstone Circuit, Bath Spa University and also a major contributor to educational projects and to the DEFE/EFA over the last ten years. Jane is an imaginative designer, passionate and committed to her profession.

David Mansell

Head of DMPC Planning and Urban Design Consultancy. Qualifications include BA in Town Planning 1980, Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Design 1984, recognised by RIBA and RTPI and Corporate Member of the RTPI from 1980. 40 years’ experience

advising the public and private sector on planning and urban design.

James Marks

James Marks RIAS RIBA is an Architect and Director of boutique international design firm Brownlie Ernst and Marks (BEaM) with offices in Dorset and Copenhagen. With a particular specialism in bridge design, James has

a member of the RTPI. She has experience of assessing complex planning applications relating to the Borough’s regeneration sites as well as major transport schemes. She also has experience of masterplanning, site appraisals and the preparation of public realm strategies and conservation area character appraisals and management plans.

Maureen La Frenais

Maureen is Deputy Director at St. Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Lymington, and a heritage and arts consultant. After time spent as a graphic designer and medical artist, she progressed to exhibition design within Councils and museums, and moved

from London to Poole in 1992 and enjoyed visitor-focussed roles for the National Trust within Wessex and Wiltshire. With the RNLI, she project managed two new museum builds and the HQ national crew memorial. She is an Associate of the Museums Association, member of the SW Federation of museums and Art Galleries, and trustee of EXplora Science.

Warren Lever

Warren is an urban designer and heritage professional. He has over 25 years’ experience in Local Government and private practice working on urban design, Placeshaping, heritage, planning

and regeneration projects. He has contributed to publications on urban design and heritage and writes on Placeshaping issues.

Si Newell

Si is an urban designer and concept architect and is an Associate Director at Terence O’Rourke where his projects have included Marwell Wildlife masterplan and design co-ordination for winning Bournemouth LABV bid.

Janine Pattison

Janine Pattison MSGD MBALI is a multi award-winning landscape designer and horticulturalist who trained with English Heritage at Eltham Palace in London and at Kingston Maurward College in Dorchester. A Registered Member of the Society of

Garden Designers, the British Association of Landscape Industries and the Garden Media Guild, Janine is also a highly qualified RHS horticulturalist. The BALI National Design Director, she writes regularly for national magazines and newspapers, and is proving to be a highly popular speaker at various horticultural and landscape design events across the country.

Ludovic Pittie

Ludovic Pittie leads Landscape and Urban Design for Mouchel. He completed his Masters in Urban Engineering from L’Ecole des Ingenieurs de la Ville de Paris and is a Recognised Urban Design Practitioner.

been responsible for the successful delivery of more than twenty award-winning structures worldwide in his career to date.

Hilary Martin

Hilary Martin is a Chartered Landscape Architect and has been in practice for over 30 years. She is a chartered member of the Landscape Institute and Hilary Martin integrated design is a registered practice, based in Christchurch. Before

starting her own business, in 1997, Hilary was an Associate Director of Derek Lovejoy Partnership in their Manchester office. In working for one of the larger landscape practices, she was responsible for major projects throughout the UK, and abroad, working on projects in Spain, Iraq and Japan. She has specialist experience in schools, residential developments and dementia care and retirement developments.

Ryan Martin

Ryan is a director at DMWA Chartered Architects. The practice has been responsible for some high profile approvals including the Zip Line at Bournemouth Pier and the conversion of the Swan Lake Building at Poole Park. Prior to founding DMWA Ryan

was an associate at Western Design where he acted as project architect on a number of high profile projects including Banks Court Sunroom and an award winning multi-unit housing scheme in West Bay, Dorset.

Ludovic’s project experience includes award-winning streetscape improvements, cycling and walking strategies and master planning for towns and cities.

Stuart RandleStuart is an urban designer and town planner and is an Associate Director of Urban Design at Turley. He previously worked for Southampton City Council and Medway Council. He has extensive experience across a range of levels of design intervention, from

site and neighbourhood scale masterplans, feasibility studies, planning guidance and design codes. He is committed to working with public and private partners to provide a contextual framework for place-shaping.

Jennie Schillig

Jennie moved to Dorset in 1989 and formalised her interest in historic buildings by undertaking an MSc in Building Conservation at Bournemouth University. Since 1998, she has worked as a Building Conservator for

Columba Cook Ltd. Her responsibilities include all aspects of the care and conservation of historic buildings. Jennie is a full member of the IHBC.

Darren Shorter

Darren has over twenty five years’ experience of working in landscape and urban design in both the pubic and private sectors, both in the UK and overseas. He holds the position of City Designer at Southampton City Council acting as the sole design advisor

to not only the regulatory development management service but also to the City’s development and property services, including liaising with the council’s partners Capita and Balfour Beatty.

Sarah Small

Sarah Small is an Architect based in Weymouth, Dorset. She runs a small design led practice that specialises in sustainable, contemporary architecture. Sarah Small Architects is a member of the Passivhaus Trust. Prior to setting up

her own practice Sarah worked for 7 years as an Associate Director at Terence O’Rourke, Bournemouth.

Ann Soderberg

Ann is a chartered landscape architect, who is passionate about the natural and built environment and how design processes are applied to create enduring places that serves the environment. She is committed to the

Stuart believes passionately about the effective communication of information and vision

He understands that urban design is a way of managing the complexity of place and creating frameworks for change. Any successful strategy needs to take into account leadership, organisation and skills. He has extensive experience across a range of levels of design intervention, from site and neighbourhood scale masterplans, feasibility studies, planning guidance and design codes. He is committed to working with public and private partners to provide a contextual framework for place-shaping.

Stuart joined Turley in 2006. His commitment to - and experience of - urban design is acknowledged by his distinction as a Recognised Practitioner in Urban Design awarded by the Urban Design Group.

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Qualifications:

MAUDMTPLBA (Hons)MRTPI

Previous experience:

2006-2011 Senior Urban DesignerTurley

2004-2006 Principal Urban Designer Southampton City Council

2002-2004 Urban DesignerMedway Council

2001-2002 UrbanistTaylor Young

Projects

Montague Park, Wokingham:Author of the design codes prepared to guide the detailed development and design process for each phase of this 34.7ha residential-led scheme on the edge of the town. The scheme includes 650 units, a primary school, SANG and neighbourhood centre

Pitt Manor, Winchester: Prepared the masterplan, parameters plans and design and access statement for a planning application for a housing and park and ride development for up to 200 homes. Later produced statements of evidence and gave evidence on urban design matters at a successful planning inquiry

Adanac Park, Test Valley: Inputs into the Development Framework for this strategic 27ha site for proposed employment uses and housing, which involves 10 separate planning applications. Responsible for coordination and fashioning of the suite of design and access statements submitted in support of the planning applications

Land at Hatch Farm, Eastleigh: Development brief, framework plan, indicative masterplan and detailed layout plans created as a guide for future development of this 15.9ha site for new homes, associated transport, green spaces and community infrastructure. The brief establishes the Borough Council’s expectations about the masterplanning and design quality that will be coming forward in future planning applications

Island Technology Park, Isle of Wight: Masterplanning, community consultation, design and access statement and parameter plans prepared for a new 4ha business location

Fruit and Vegetable Market, Southampton: Prepared a development brief containing a flexible vision of future mixed use development and planning and design principles where there was a need to control, guide and promote change in this part of the historic old town

Associate Director, Urban Design

David UnderhillDavid is a partner at DUA architecture which he founded in 1988. Before establishing the practice he gained local authority and private practice experience, including with Sir Denys Lasdun. He is a Past Chairman of Dorset Branch

RIBA. He also founded and runs Christchurch Architects’ Panel. David has lectured and organised many events and seminars and is an RIBA CPD Assessor.

Hans Van Brommel

Hans is a founding director of NEW masterplanning. He is a qualified urban and landscape designer with extensive design experience in the public and privatesector. Hans has particular expertise on complex mixed

use regeneration schemes. He developed landscape and green-infrastructure strategies and designeddetailed schemes for parks, squares and streets.

Derek Williams

Derek Williams is an Associate Director at DMWA. Prior to joining DMWA, Derek worked as an Architectural Assistant for John Pardey Architects where he worked on a number of housing schemes from contemporary one

off houses to multi unit residential schemes for a large London based developer.

central role that landscape architecture has in the creation of sustainable environments that enrich and enhance people’s lives. She is Senior Landscape Architect at PU+H Landscape Consultancy. She has previously Worked for Terence O’Rourke Ltd and Whitelaw+Turkington.

Richard Summers

Richard Summers BA(Hons), DipUD, MA is Urban Design Director at LHC and formerly worked for Westminster Council, New Forest District Council and Terence O’Rourke. His 25 years of experience cover urban infill schemes, design guidance,

heritage projects, community consultation and teaching. Richard helped start the Future Southampton Action Group within Business South and is a member of the Southampton Design panel.

Jonathan Turvey

Jonathan is an Associate Architect at Western Design. He has 15 years’ post graduate experience working on a variety of Residential, Educational, Commercial and Urban Design projects across the UK and Ireland.

Walter Williams

Walter is an architect and conservation and heritage consultant and is a resident of Bournemouth. He has extensive experience of urban planning and architectural design. Walter successfully created and managed own architectural business for 25 years

in local area with diverse portfolio of projects in the residential, care, education and commercial sectors.

Nicky Whittenham

Nicky Whittenham - BA Hons Arch., MA ‘Art in Architecture’. worked in community development in a housing regeneration setting for a decade up until 2006, when she set up as a Public Art Consultant / Project Manager, providing specialist advice and services throughout the

south west. Nicky lives in her home town of Weymouth, Dorset.