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Dr Edmund Green
Senior Lecturer
- GreenE11@caerdydd.ac.uk
- +44 29208 75984
- Adeilad Bute, Ystafell 3.20A, Rhodfa'r Brenin Edward VII, Caerdydd, CF10 3NB
- Ar gael fel goruchwyliwr ôl-raddedig
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Responsibilities
Ed is a full time member of staff at WSA, chair of BSc year 2, and a practicing architect. Other responsibilities include: Architectural Design teaching (design studio) Architectural Technology (AT1B module leader) MArch Dissertation supervisor Design & Practice Research Group
External activities
Ed has practiced as an architect for fifteen years, following completion of an MPhil (creativity in urban design) and a PhD (energy efficient housing). He has designed public, commercial and healthcare sector buildings, but has developed a particular focus on housing. He is also a DCfW panel member.
Ed has produced work for numerous exhibitions and publications, and has won a number of international design competitions. He is currently working in association with Welsh Government on the delivery of innovative housing (encompassing both construction techniques and delivery pathways).
Cyhoeddiad
2024
- Green, E. and Lannon, S. 2024. Homes of today for tomorrow: Decarbonising Welsh housing between 2020 and 2050. Stage 4: Retrofit in practice. Technical Report.
2023
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Li, K. and Woodfield, C. 2023. Building narrative successful retrofit in practice, explored as a case study. Presented at: SUDBE 2023, Aalto, Finland, 15 - 18 August 2023.
2022
- Lannon, S. and Green, E. 2022. Modelling the decarbonation of houses from stock level to detailed case studies. Presented at: uSIM 2022 - Urban energy in a net zero world, Online, 25 November 2022.
2021
- Green, E. 2021. Homes for future generations. Seven short essays: in search of better homes and places. Project Report. Cardiff University.
2020
- Green, E. and Lannon, S. 2020. Homes of today for tomorrow: Decarbonising Welsh housing between 2020 and 2050 stage 3: Decarbonising social housing. Welsh Government.
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Patterson, J., Varriale, F. and Iorwerth, H. 2020. Decarbonising the Welsh housing stock: from practice to policy. Buildings and Cities 1(1), pp. 277-292. (10.5334/bc.19)
2019
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Patterson, J., Variale, F. and Iorwerth, H. 2019. Understanding the decarbonisation of housing: Wales as a case study. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 329, article number: 12001. (10.1088/1755-1315/329/1/012001)
2018
- Green, E. 2018. From barn to haus: understanding the potential of alternative approaches to deliver more/better homes.
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Patterson, J. and Variale, F. 2018. Homes of today for tomorrow: Decarbonising Welsh Housing between 2020 and 2050. Project Report. Welsh Government.
2017
- Green, E. and Forster, W. 2017. More | Better: an evaluation of the potential of alternative approaches to inform housing delivery in Wales:. Project Report. Cardiff: Cardiff University.
- Green, E. 2017. Assessing alternatives for new homes. Welsh Housing Quarterly 106, pp. 22-27.
- Green, E. 2017. MORE VERSUS BETTER: exploring the tension between quality and quantity in housing, and the opportunities offered by alternative approaches.. Presented at: PLEA: Passive Low Energy Architecture - Designing to Thrive, Edinburgh, UK, 3-5 July 2017 Presented at Brotas, L., Roaf, S. and Nicol, F. eds.Proceedings of 33rd PLEA International Conference, Design to Thrive. Edinburgh: Network for Comfort and Energy Use in Buildings pp. 1509-1516.
Artefacts
- Green, E. 2018. From barn to haus: understanding the potential of alternative approaches to deliver more/better homes.
Articles
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Patterson, J., Varriale, F. and Iorwerth, H. 2020. Decarbonising the Welsh housing stock: from practice to policy. Buildings and Cities 1(1), pp. 277-292. (10.5334/bc.19)
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Patterson, J., Variale, F. and Iorwerth, H. 2019. Understanding the decarbonisation of housing: Wales as a case study. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 329, article number: 12001. (10.1088/1755-1315/329/1/012001)
- Green, E. 2017. Assessing alternatives for new homes. Welsh Housing Quarterly 106, pp. 22-27.
Conferences
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Li, K. and Woodfield, C. 2023. Building narrative successful retrofit in practice, explored as a case study. Presented at: SUDBE 2023, Aalto, Finland, 15 - 18 August 2023.
- Lannon, S. and Green, E. 2022. Modelling the decarbonation of houses from stock level to detailed case studies. Presented at: uSIM 2022 - Urban energy in a net zero world, Online, 25 November 2022.
- Green, E. 2017. MORE VERSUS BETTER: exploring the tension between quality and quantity in housing, and the opportunities offered by alternative approaches.. Presented at: PLEA: Passive Low Energy Architecture - Designing to Thrive, Edinburgh, UK, 3-5 July 2017 Presented at Brotas, L., Roaf, S. and Nicol, F. eds.Proceedings of 33rd PLEA International Conference, Design to Thrive. Edinburgh: Network for Comfort and Energy Use in Buildings pp. 1509-1516.
Monographs
- Green, E. and Lannon, S. 2024. Homes of today for tomorrow: Decarbonising Welsh housing between 2020 and 2050. Stage 4: Retrofit in practice. Technical Report.
- Green, E. 2021. Homes for future generations. Seven short essays: in search of better homes and places. Project Report. Cardiff University.
- Green, E. and Lannon, S. 2020. Homes of today for tomorrow: Decarbonising Welsh housing between 2020 and 2050 stage 3: Decarbonising social housing. Welsh Government.
- Green, E., Lannon, S., Patterson, J. and Variale, F. 2018. Homes of today for tomorrow: Decarbonising Welsh Housing between 2020 and 2050. Project Report. Welsh Government.
- Green, E. and Forster, W. 2017. More | Better: an evaluation of the potential of alternative approaches to inform housing delivery in Wales:. Project Report. Cardiff: Cardiff University.