Adrian Welch

Adrian Welch was born in Kincardineshire, Scotland and attended school in Scotland from 1975 to 1989. He completed his Architecture degree in 1992, attending Manchester University. After a year-out working as an architectural assistant in Manchester Adrian attended The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, from 1993 where he did a Diploma in Architecture. He gained Distinction for his Dissertation on social housing in Hulme, Manchester. He has worked for architects such as Eva Jiricna CBE, Sir Terence Conran, Richard Murphy OBE, RMJM, Sutherland Hussey, Pace and GAJ – in London, Hong Kong, Manchester, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Kuwait, Dubai and Saudi Arabia.

UK Climate Change Policy comment

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Professor Peter Exley, the new Dean for the Scott Sutherland

UK Climate Change Policy comment. No moral case seems strong enough to compel us all to slow global warming as a society. There is no moral bridge connecting the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and the private sector, however enthusiastic about ESG compliance some companies might be.

Oxford Architecture Tours: Building Guides

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St John's College, Oxford

Oxford architecture tours – find an Southern English architecture guide, see significant 20th Century Oxford architecture by James Stirling and Danish architect Arne Jacobsen – Oxford walking tour, building walks in Southern England by e-architect.

Dubai architecture tours: UAE building walks

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Al Seef Dubai Architecture Tours

Dubai Architecture Tours – building walks in UAE emirate on the southeast coast of Persian Gulf, famous for its skyscrapers. Key structures to see are the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa tower, the iconic waterfront hotel Burj al Arab, and the unusual 0-14 tower.

Reduce, re-use, re-imagine: compact neighborhoods

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One Big Sky District - Landscape Architecture Planning, USA

Reduce, re-use, re-imagine: how to slow climate change by slowing urban sprawl – the case for compact, vertical, walkable urban neighborhoods. As we’ve ‘stretched out’ it’s come at the cost of the environment and a comfortable future