Craig White has extensive experience of practice both in the UK and abroad, having worked with a number of architectural practices on a wide range of projects of all types and sizes. A graduate of the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff, and the Architectural Association, London, his approach to design is innovative and grounded in a thorough understanding of practical delivery.

 

Craig worked at Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects and helped design the Building Research Establishment’s (BRE) award winning Environmental Building.

 

Craig founded White Design in 1998 with fellow Director Linda Farrow. Since then the practice has continued to develop market leading expertise in the design of low energy buildings.

 

Craig is a Design Advice consultant to the Carbon Trust, advising on energy and environmental issues in construction, a member of BSRIA's expert panel on The Impact of Climate Change on the Construction Industry, and consultant to the Steel Construction Institute on low energy, ventilated steel construction.

 

Craig is also part of the Low Carbon Buildings Programme and is one of a panel of four assessing grant applications for renewable energy funding for the DTi for Streams 2 and 2a.

 

Craig is also Senior Lecturer and Deputy Award Leader at the School of Architecture and Planning, University of the West of England, and Tutor at the London School of Economics for their MSc programme in City Design & Social Science.