The RIBA has established a new Commission on Ethics and Sustainable Development, as approved by RIBA Council.
In its first year, the commission will consider how the architectural profession can best reflect its core values of public interest, social purpose and sustainability, including its engagement with the UN’s Sustainable Development goals.
Tell us how you think the RIBA should engage with the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
The RIBA is pleased to announce the membership of the Commission, as follows:
- Peter Oborn - Chair of Commission and Sustainable Development Group
- Chris McCann - Sustainable Development - External Expert
- Roger Burton - Sustainable Development
- Mina Hasman - Sustainable Development
- Richard Parnaby - Sustainable Development
- Julie Gwilliam - Sustainable Development
- Henry Pelly - Youth Commissioner for Sustainable Development
- Indy Johar - Chair of Ethics Group
- Stephen Hill - Ethics - External Expert
- Cristina Cerulli - Ethics
- Sumita Singha - Ethics
- Alasdair Ben Dixon - Ethics
- Simon Foxell - Ethics
- Alexandra Carausu - Youth Commissioner for Ethics
The Consultative Group is as follows:
- Jeremy Till
- Dhruv Sookhoo
- Robin Nicholson CBE
- Jane Rendell/David Roberts
- Philippa Foster-Back CBE
- Lionel Real De Azua
- Steve Kenzie
- Paul Crosby
- Elanor Warwick
- John Hickey
- Richard Atkins
- Chris Heuvel
- Adrian Friend
- James Soane
- Chris Stewart
The Youth Consultative Group is as follows:
- Eirini Gallou
- Pippa McLeod-Brown
- Jordan Green
- Julie Waldron
- Michael Kennedy
- Nicholas Birchall
- Adara Wicaksono
- Hestia Maillett-Contoz
- Giovana Pullin
- Niki Sole
- Richard Timmins
- Ruth Hynes