Publications
As the project has progressed, a number of excellent publications, booklets and research papers have been developed by the VivaCity2020 team. Here is a selection of useful materials.
VivaCity2020 Booklet 2005 (pdf, 1mb)
An eye catching and informative booklet produced in 2005, this publication outlines the eight Sustainability Issues investigated by the VivaCity2020 Project. It is an engaging and useful summary of the areas and research covered by the project.
VivaCity2020 Booklet 2006 (pdf, 2.75mb)
Published in 2006, this booklet outlines the achievements of the first three years of the VivaCity2020 Project and discusses the intended direction of the project for its remaining two years of development. The booklet discusses the four themes of research covered by the project: the Urban Design Decision-Making Process, Urban Policy, Urban Form and the Urban Experience.
VivaCity2020 Leaflet (pdf, 0.3mb)
A summary of the project from early on in its incarnation, covering the research approaches and motivations behind VivaCity2020.
The Urban Design Decision-Making Process (pdf, 1.4mb)
This
is a poster about the Urban Design Decision-Making Process. With
comprehensive information about all stages of the process, along with
an excellent description of all the sections of the VivaCity2020
project as a whole, this poster is invaluable for people wishing to
more fully understand the areas investigated by VivaCity2020.
VivaCity Newsletters
VivaCity2020 Newsletter, Spring 2004 (pdf, 0.1mb)
An introduction to the VivaCity2020 Project during the first year, with news and events and information about the progress of the project research at this stage.
VivaCity2020 Newsletter, Winter 2004 (pdf, 5.4mb)
An update on the project, outlining recent events and research progress for each Work Package.
VivaCity2020 Newsletter, Spring 2005 (pdf, 5mb)
Produced two years into the project, this newsletter outlines research progress and outputs, along with news and upcoming events.
Toilet Paper Newsletters
Toilet Paper Newsletter Summer 2004 (pdf, 3.9mb)
The first newsletter from the Sustainability Issue Seven team (the inclusive design of away from home public conveniences in city centres). The newsletter outlines the overall research aims, the research team, a pilot study, news and focus group information.
Toilet Paper Newsletter Winter 2004 (pdf, 1.4mb)
This newsletter provides updates on the continuing research from Sustainability Issue Seven, news and events, and issues within the research.
Toilet Paper Newsletter Spring 2006 (pdf, 1.9mb)
The third edition of the research newsletter gives information about the continuing research and most recent findings, along with future plans for research, news, events and information.
Toilet Paper Newsletter Summer 2007 (pdf, 2.7mb)
This is the final edition of the newsletter from the Sustainability Issue Seven team, and includes some of the main findings of the accessible toilet research. An outline of the Personas, Toilet Audit Tool, Case Studies, Surveys and other findings are provided.
Academic Outputs
Copies of all items below are available from the VivaCity2020 project manager, Joanne Leach at joanne@joanneleach.co.uk
Sustainability Issue One - Urban Design Decision-Making and ICT
Sustainability Issues Two and Five - Generation and Evolution of Land Use Diversity
Sustainability Issue Three - Secure Urban Environments By Design
Sustainability Issue Four - Environmental Quality
Sustainability Issue Seven - Public Conveniences
Sustainability Issues One and Eight – Urban Design
Decision-Making and ICT
CASE STUDY REPORTS
London - The Urban Design Decision-making Process
Salford - The Urban Design Decision-making Process
Sheffield - The Urban Design Decision-making Process
CONFERENCE PAPERS
Boyko, C. T. (November 2005). Breathing New Life into Old Places through Cultural Creativity: A Case of Bad Breath? ATLAS Annual Conference 2005. Barcelona, Spain.
Boyko, C. T. (May 2005). Are You Being Served? The Impact of Tourist Hallmark Events on Residents’ Place Meanings. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Conference. Vancouver, Canada.
Boyko, C. T., & Cooper, R. (April 2005). A Methodology for Understanding the Conceptual Relationship between Sustainability and the Urban Design Decision-making Process. 2nd International SCRI Symposium. Salford, UK.
Boyko, C. T., Cooper, R., Davey, C. L., & Wootton, A. B. (June 2005). VivaCity2020: How Sustainability and the Urban Design Decision-making Process Fit Together. Life in the Urban Landscape Conference. Gothenburg, Sweden.
Boyko, C. T., Davey, C. L., Wootton, A. B., & Cooper, R. (July 2005). The Urban Design Decision-making Process as a Facilitator for Sustainability: The VivaCity2020 Project. Design and Manufacture for Sustainable Development Conference. Newcastle, UK.
Fu, C., Cooper, R., & Aouad, G. (March 2004). Sustainable Urban Planning and design with ICT-support – An Introduction of VivaCity2020 Project. SCRI International Symposium. Manchester, UK.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Adams, M. D., & Boyko, C. T. (February 2005). VivaCity2020: Urban Sustainability for the 24-hour City. EPSRC-SUE: Vision into Action Research Fellows Conference. Birmingham, UK.
Bichard, J., Boyko, C. T., & Mackay, L. E. (August 2006). Walking Across the Divide: An Innovative Method for Understanding Sustainable Urban Environments. RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2006. London, UK.
Boyko, C. T., Davey, C. L., Wootton, A. B., & Cooper, R. (May 2005). Processed Cities: Addressing Sustainability in the Urban Design Decision-Making Process. Environmental Design Research Association Annual Conference. Vancouver, Canada.
Cooper, R. & Boyko, C. T. (2007) Design Decision-Making in the Built Environment. SCRI International Conference. Manchester.
Cooper, R. & Boyko, C. T. (2007) Spirituality in the City. Invited contributor Durham University.
Cooper, R. & Boyko, C. T. (2007) Socially Responsible Design Decision-Making. European Academy of Design 7th conference. Izmir Turkey
Cooper, R. & Boyko, C. T. (2007) Urban Design Decision-Making. Sustainability City: the Art of Urban Living Conference. Urbis, Manchester.
Cooper, R. & Boyko, C. T. (2007) Vivacity 2020. Futures Fair: Building Futures. RIBA, London.
Cooper, R and Boyko, C. (26 April 2007). Urban Design Decision-making. Sustainability City Conference. Urbis, Manchester.
LITERATURE REVIEW REPORTS TARGETING
Decision support and multi-criteria evaluation techniques
GIS techniques
The Urban Design Decision-making Process
VR Visualisation
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Cooper, R., & Boyko, C. T. (February 2005). The Relationship between Sustainability and the Urban Design Decision-Making Process: A Conceptual Review. EPSRC-SUE: Vision into Action Research Fellows Conference. Birmingham, UK.
JOURNAL PAPERS
Boyko, C. T. (in press). Breathing new life into old places: A case of bad breath? Book chapter for the Association for Tourism and Leisure Education, published by Routledge.
Boyko, C. T., Cooper, R., & Davey, C. (2005). Sustainability and the urban design process. Engineering Sustainability, 158 (ES3), 119-125.
Boyko, C., Cooper, R., Davey, C. L., & Wootton, A. B. (in press). Addressing sustainability early in the urban design process. Management of Environmental Quality.
WORKSHOPS
Bichard J, Moore M and Perdikogianni I. (8 November 2005). VivaCity 2020 Sheffield City Council and Devonshire Quarter Stakeholders.
Sustainability Issue Two and Five – Generation and Evolution of Land Use Diversity
ARTICLES
Evans, G. (March 2005). Mixed-use and Urban Sustainability. Planning in London. Issue 52: 43-46
Evans, G. (July 2005 ). Mixed-use or Mixed Messages? Planning in London. Issue 54: 26-29
Evans, G., Foord, J., Aiesha, R., (2007) DenCities: Mixed-Use and the Art of Urban Living
BOOK CHAPTERS
Evans, G. (April 2004). Cultural Industry Quarters: from Pre-Industrial to Post-Industrial Production. Chapter in Bell, T. and Jayne, M. (eds) City of Quarters: Urban Villages in the Contemporary City. Aldershot, Ashgate: 71-92
Evans, G. & Aiesha, R. (2006). VivaCity: Mixed-use and Urban Tourism. Chapter in Smith, M. (ed) Tourism, Culture and Regeneration. Wallingford: CAB International: 35-48.
Evans, G & Foord, J. (2006). Small Cities for a Small Planet: Sustaining the Urban Renaissance?. Chapter in Jayne, M. and Bell, D. (eds.) Small Cities: Urban Experience Beyond the Metropolis. Routledge Questioning Cities Series: 151-168.
Evans, G. and Foord, J. (2007). The generation of diversity: mixed-use and urban sustainability. Chapter in Rice, O. and Porta, S. (eds) Urban Sustainability Through Environmental Design. E&FN Spon 95-100.
Moore G, Perdikogianni I, Penn A and Adams M. (pending 2007). Building sustainable communities: Investigating the role of space for the construction of “place” in Introduction to Complex Built Environments, Earthscan (James & James Publishers)
Evans, G. and Foord, J. (2009 forthcoming). Mixed Use and Urban Sustainability: Mixed Messages? In: Cooper, R. et al (eds) Urban Sustainability: Decision-making tools and resources for design. Oxford: Blackwell
CASE STUDY REPORTS
The Generation of Diversity: Case Study Clerkenwell
The Generation of Diversity: Case Study Sheffield
The Generation of Diversity: Case Study Manchester
Sheffield - The Generation of Land Use Diversity and Mixed-use
CONFERENCE PAPERS
Aiesha, R. and Perdikogianni, I. (28 February-2 March 2005). Decoding Urban Diversity in Mixed-Use Neighbourhoods, SUE: Vision into Action Conference, Birmingham.
Perdikogianni, I. & Penn, A. (13-17th June 2005). Measuring Diversity a Multivariate Analysis of Land Use and Temporal Patterning in Clerkenwell. 5th Annual Space Syntax Symposium.
Perdikogianni, I. and Penn, A. (2006) Is urban diversity synonymous with urban sustainability? What do people "suggest" for Clerkenwell in London? Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Annual Conference, Proceedings, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Perdikogianni, I. and Penn, A. (2006) Learning from London. Clerkenwell: a diverse city central neighbourhood in a vibrant city, in: 44th International Making Cities Livable Conference Proceedings, Santa Fe, New Mexico, US
Aiesha, R. and Evans, G. (4-6 April 2006). VivaCity: Planning for Mixed-use. Annual RTPI Planning Conference. University College London, London.
Evans, G. and Foord, J. (2007) DenCities and the Art of Urban Living. International Federation of Housing and Planning, IFHP World Congress, Copenhagen. Paper in proceedings.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Evans, G. (27 February 2004).1st European University-Industry Forum for Sustainability, Round-Table 4: Research and Technology Transfer, EU Copernicus Campus, Bonn, Germany.
Evans, G. (20 September 2004). Cities, Regional Development and Higher Education International Conference, Sustainable Communities Stream, Barclays Bank/ London First, London.
Evans, G. (5th October 2004). The Evolution of Land Use Diversity. Mixed-use Forum. London, UK.
Evans, G. (14 October 2004). Mixed-use and Quality of Life. Department of Architecture and Spatial Design Lecture Series. London, UK.
Perdikogianni, I. (14 March 2005). Joint seminar within the Bartlett Graduate School on land use surveys’ methodologies CaRB and VivaCity 2020. WP2 presentation on surveys’ methodologies. London.
Penn, A. (22nd March 2005). VivaCity2020: Urban Sustainability for the 24-hour City, EPSRC Showcase on Sustainability. ICE, London, UK.
Evans, G. and Foord, J. (16 November 2005). Mixed-use. London Metropolitan University / London Development Agency Regeneration Seminar Series. London.
Evans, G. (17 November 2005). VivaCity2020 Stakeholder Conference. Design Council, London.
Evans, G. (16 February 2006). Evidence and Evaluation: Mapping the Creative Industries in the City Fringe. Greater London Authority, London.
Evans, G. (22 March 2006). Mobility and Mixed-use. Designing Out Crime Association Seminar. Birmingham.
Evans, G. (18 August 2006) Mixed Use and Designing Out Crime, Centre for Urban and Built Environment, Wits University. Joburg, S.Africa.
Evans, G. (April 2007). DenCities, Gateway Futures Symposium, London Thames Gateway Development Corporation. London Thames Gateway Development Corporation.
Evans, G. (26 April 2007). Urban Policy and Mixed Use Development. Sustainability City Conference. Urbis, Manchester.
Penn, A. (26 April 2007). The Future of Sustainability: How Sustainale is Sustainability?. Sustainability City Conference. Urbis, Manchester.
Evans, G. (4 September 2007). Transport & Security: The Real Issues, DOCA Seminar, Design Against Crime Research Centre, London
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND EXHIBITIONS
Evans, G. (13-14 October 2004). VivaCity2020 and Work Package 2: The Evolution of Land Use Diversity. Cityscape 2004. London, UK.
Evans, G., Penn, A., Aiesha, R., Perdikogianni, I. (26 June 2004). Urban Village? Mixed-Use, Quality of Life and Urban Design, and Exhibition, London Architecture Biennale 2004 . London, UK.
Moore, G. & Aiesha, R. (26-27 November 2004). VivaCity2020: Urban Sustainability for the 24-hour City. One Islington. London, UK.
Evans, G, and Foord, J. (2008) VivaCity2020: Living in the City. London Festival of Architecture. Catalogue Entry, Exhibition (10-20 July) and Presentation 17 July - Clerkenwell.
JOURNAL PAPERS (Refereed)
Penn, A. & Turner, A. (June 2004). Movement-generated Land-use Agglomeration: Simulation Experiments on the Drivers of Fine-scale Land-use Patterning, Urban Design International. 9(2), 81-96.
KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER
Penn A, Perdikogianni I, Space Syntax. (September 2006-2007). Knowledge Transfer Programme: The Neighbourhood: the role of space and experience in the construction of place. Based on our research and experience within VivaCity 2020.
LITERATURE REVIEW THEMATIC:
Land-Use Diversity; Clusters; Cultural Quarters and Mixed-Use Districts; 24-Hour City / Evening Economy; Urban Design, Planning and Urban Policy; Urban Morphology. Case Study Areas / Cities (Clerkenwell / Islington, London; Manchester; Sheffield).
THESIS
Hollis, F. (July 2007) The WorkHome...a New Building Type? PhD Theses, London Metropolitan University.
WORKING PAPERS
Perdikogianni I. (7 June 2006). VIVACITY 2020-SOLUTIONS: Two EPSRC funded SUE Consortia and their overarching themes.
WORKSHOPS
Perdikogianni I, Penn A. (29 June 2006). VivaCity2020 – Solutions: A collaboration between two EPSRC consortia. One-day experts’ workshop on urban structuring.
Holliss, F. (12 March 2008) The workhome... a new building type. Seminar to Architecture & Spatial Design & Cities Institute, London Metropolitan University.
Evans, G. (6 May 2008) Mixed Use and Economic Diversity, Regeneration Trust, Clerkenwell Workshops.
Evans, G. (1 July 2009) Mixed Use - UK and International Experience. British Council for Offices (BCO) Research Seminar, London.
Sustainability Issue Three – Secure Urban Environments By Design
ARTICLES
Davey, C.L., Wootton, A.B. & Hodge, M. (2005). Designing against terrorism. Engineering Designer. January/February.
CASE STUDY REPORTS
Hulme – Crime / Fear of Crime and Housing
Manchester – Crime / Fear of Crime and the Late Night Economy
Manchester – Crime / Fear of Crime and Shopping
Sheffield – Crime / Fear of Crime and the Late Night Economy
Sheffield – Crime / Fear of Crime and Shopping
CONFERENCE PAPERS
Davey, C.L. & Wootton, A. (13-15 May 2004). Design Against Crime: Humanising Crime Prevention. 1st International Society of Criminologists. Paris, France.
Hillier, B. (29 January-2 February 2007) Beyond Hot Spots: Using Space Syntax to Understand Dispersed Patterns of Crime Risk In the Built Environment. Crime Hot Spots: Behavioural, Computational and Mathematical Models Conference, Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM) University of California, Los Angeles.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Davey, C.L., Wootton, A.B., Thomas, A., Cooper, R. & Press, M. (29-31 March 2005) Design Against Crime: Extending the Reach of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design. European Academy of Design Conference.
Hillier, B. & Sahbaz, O. (24-25 May 2006) Micro-scale setting analysis of crime patterns in urban street networks. JDI Crime Mapping Conference. London, UK.
Hillier, B. & Sahbaz, O. (25 April 2007). High Resolution Analysis of Crime Risk in Urban Street Networks. Sustainability City Conference. Urbis, Manchester.
JOURNAL PAPERS
Davey, Wootton et al (2004) "Design of the Surreal World", submitted to the European Academy of Design (EAD) 2005 conference, 29–31 March 2005 : University of the Arts, Bremen, Germany
Davey, C.L., Wootton, A.B., Cooper, R. & Press, M. (2005) Design Against Crime: Extending the Reach of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design, Security Journal. 18 (2), 39.51
Davey, C.L., Wootton, A.B., Cooper, R. & Press, M. (in press). A Critical Review of Emerging Discourses in Design-centred Crime Prevention. British Journal of Criminology.
Hillier, B. & Sahbaz, O. (2005). High resolution analysis of crime patterns in urban street networks: an initial statistical sketch from an ongoing study of a London borough. In van Nes, A. (Ed.) Fifth International Space Syntax Symposium, TU Delft, Delft Vol. I pp. 451–478
Hillier, B. (2006). The Golder Age for Cities? How We Design Cities if How We Understand Them, Urban Design. Autumn, Issue 100, 16-19.
LITERATURE REVIEW REPORTS TARGETING
Secure Urban Environments by Design
Sustainability Issue Four – Environmental Quality
BOOK CHAPTERS
Adams, M. and Moore, G. (2007) Researcher Safety in Participatory Action Research. In Participatory Action Research Approaches and Methods: Connecting People, Participation and Place edited by Kindon, S., Pain, R. and Kesby, M. Routledge: London
CASE STUDY REPORTS
London – Designing Environmental Quality into City Centre Living
CONFERENCE PAPERS
Adams, M. (August 2004). Sustainable soundscapes: expertise and experience in decision making, EASST (European Association for the study of Science and Technology) Conference. Paris, France
Adams, M., Moore, G., Refaee, M., Cox, T., Croxford, B. & Sharples, S. (February 2005). Sounds sustainable: environmental quality in the 24-hour city. EPSRC-SUE: Vision into Action Research Fellows Conference. Birmingham, UK.
A case study of indoor environment in Clerkenwell, London. UKIEG 2006 Conference. London, UK. October 2006
Moore, G., Croxford, B., Adams, M., Cox, T., Refaee, M. & Sharples, S. (June 2006). A multi-method approach to extracting objective and subjective accounts of road traffic related noise and air pollution. 2nd Environment & Transport Conference. Reims, France
A palimpsest of sound in the urban environment. Architecture, Music, Acoustics International Cross-Disciplinary Conference. Toronto, Canada, June 8-10, 2006.
Moore, G., Adams, M., Croxford, B., Refaee, M., Cox, T., & Sharples, S. (September 2006). Creating a unified approach to understanding urban environmental quality. RGS-IBG Conference, Royal Geographical Society.
Moore, G., Croxford, B., Adams, M., Refaee, M., Cox, T. & Sharples, S. (June 2006) Incorporating local knowledge into urban environmental research: the photo-survey method, Participatory Approaches in Research & Technology Conference. Edinburgh, Scotland
Moore, G., Croxford, B., Adams, M., Cox, T., Refaee, M. & Sharples, S. (2006) ‘A multi-method approach to extracting objective and subjective accounts of road traffic related noise and air pollution’, 2nd Environment & Transport Conference, France.
Landscapes, soundscapes and ‘sensescapes’: understanding the urban environment through the senses. RGS-IBG Conference, Royal Geographical Society. London, September 2005
London Soundscapes and Community Values. Quiet Homes for London Conference: exploring practical solutions to a forgotten problem. GLA, City Hall, London. November 2005
Physical and Perceptional investigation of the urban environment in Clerkenwell, London. 19th IAPS International Conference. Alexandria, September 2006.
Researcher safety and participatory research (to be given in September). RGS-IBG Conference, Royal Geographical Society. London, September 2006.
Refaee M, Sharples S, Moore G, Adams A, Croxford B and Cox T Measured indoor environments compared to accepted standards: a case study in Clerkenwell, London, Proceedings of the GBEN 2006 Conference, 208-216, Preston, 11-12 September 2006
Moore, G., Croxford, B., Adams, M., Refaee, M., Cox, T. & Sharples, S. (July 2006) Urban environmental quality: perceptions and measures in three UK cities. The Sustainable City 2006. Tallinn Estonia
Moore, G., Croxford, B., Adams, M., Refaee, M., Cox, T. & Sharples, S. (March 2006) Designing Environmental Quality into City Centre Living – An introduction to the VivaCity2020 research project. British Council Sustainable Cities Workshop. St Petersburg, Russia
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Cox, T. (25 April 2007). Designing Environmental Quality into City Centre Living. Sustainability City Conference. Urbis, Manchester.
JOURNAL PAPERS
Adams, M., Moore, G., Cox, T., Croxford, B., Refaee, M. and Sharples, S. (2007) ‘The 24hr City: Residents’ Sensorial Experience’, The Senses and Society, 2(2): 202-15
Adams, M., Moore, G., Cox, T., Croxford, B., Refaee, M. and Sharples, S. (2006) ‘Sustainable Soundscapes: Noise Policy and the Urban Experience’, Urban Studies 43(13): 2385-98.
Adams, M., Moore, G., Cox, T., Croxford, B., Refaee, M. & Sharples, S. (submitted 2005). Sounds sustainable: acoustic quality in the urban environment, Engineering Sustainability
Moore, G., Croxford, B., Adams, M., Cox, T., Refaee, M. and Sharples, S. (2008) ‘The Photo-Survey Research Method: Capturing Life in the City’, Visual Studies, 23(1) 50-61.
Adams, M., Moore, G., Cox, T., Croxford, B., Refaee, M. & Sharples, S. (submitted 2006). Seeing, hearing, smelling, touching and tasting the city: residents’ sensorial experiences’, Senses and Society (special issue on Senses and the City)
Refaee, M., Sharples, S., Moore, G., Adams, M., Croxford, B. & Cox, T. (to be submitted). A case study of indoor environment in Clerkenwell, London. Building Services Engineering Research & Technology
Refaee, M., Sharples, S., Moore,
G., Adams, M., Croxford, B. & Cox, T. (to
be submitted). A comparison of indoor environments in high and low density city
centre dwellings. Architectural Science Review
JOURNAL SPECIAL ISSUES EDITED
Adams, M & Guy, S (eds) (forthcoming 2007) Special issue of The Senses and Society, on Senses and the City
LITERATURE REVIEW REPORTS TARGETING
Urban Environmental Quality – incorporating indoor & outdoor pollution
Urban Environmental Quality: An Overview
Sustainability Issue Seven – Public Conveniences
ARTICLES
Hanson, J., Greed, C. & Bichard, J.
(May 2004). Inclusive Design of Away from Home (Public) Toilets in City
Centres. Privy Council, ITAAL. UK
Bichard, J., Hanson, J & C. Creed (May 2005). Design of Away from Home
(Public) Toilets in City Centres – Research update, Privy Council, ITAAL. UK.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Bichard, J., Hanson, J. & Greed, C. (2006). Away From Home Public Toilet Design; assessing user wants, needs and aspirations in Designing Accessible Technologies, Springer Press, Cambridge
CASE STUDY REPORTS
London (Clerkenwell) – The Inclusive Design of Away from Home (Public) Toilets or Away From Home Toilet Provision in Clerkenwell – public & private provision
London (Westminster) – Away from home toilet provision in Westminster – produced as part of the Design Resource
Manchester – Away from home toilet provision in Manchester City Centre – produced as part of the Design Resource
Sheffield – Away from home toilet provision in Sheffield City Centre – produced as part of the Design Resource
Nottingham – Campaigning for toilets – Group Action – produced as part of the Design Resource
Liverpool – Campaigning for toilets – Individual Action – produced as part of the Design Resource
CONFERENCE PAPERS
Bichard, J., Hanson, J. & Greed, C. (22-27 July 2005). Cognitive Aspects of Public Toilet Design. Human Computer Interaction (HCI). Nevada, USA
Bichard, J., Hanson, J. & Greed, C (10-12 April 2006). Away From Home Public Toilet Design; assessing user wants, needs and aspirations. 3rd Cambridge Workshop on Universal Access and Assistive Technology (CWUAAT). Cambridge, UK.
Greed, C. (March 2004). Public Toilets, Problems and Solutions. Manchester Metropolitan University. Manchester, UK.
Greed, C. (November 2004). Public Toilet Codes: Revisions to the British Standards. World Toilet Summit. Beijing, China.
Greed, C. (September 2005 ). The Clash between Disability and Public Health legislation: the impact on toilet closure. World Toilet Summit. Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Hanson, J. (22 March 2004). VivaCity2020: Access to Public Toilets. National Register of Access Consultants Annual Conference. London
Hanson, J., Bichard, J. & Greed, C. (15-20 August 2004). Personals, narratives and empowerment: involving disabled users in the design of accessible ‘away from home’ toilets in city centres. 30th congress of the International Geographical Union. Glasgow, UK.
Hanson, J., Greed, C. & Bichard, J. (22-24 March 2004). Inclusive Design of Public Toilets in City Centres. 2nd Cambridge Workshop on Universal Access and Assistive Technology (CWUAAT). Cambridge, UK.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Bichard, J., Hanson, J. & Greed, C. (7-11 March 2006). Our Toilets; Access Dilemmas in UK Public Restrooms. Association of American Geographers. Illinois, USA
Greed, C. (June 2004). Equality of Public Toilet Provision. National Assembly of Wales Equality of Opportunity Committee. Wales, UK.
Greed, C. (4-6 April 2006). Spatial Strategy for Public Toilet Provision. Annual Ergonomics Conference, Cambridge, UK.
Hanson, J. (30 November – 1 December 2005) Institution of Mechanical Engineers seminar on Incontinence; the engineering challenge.
Hanson, J., Bichard, J. & Greed, C. (4-6 April 2006). The Challenge of Designing Accessible City Centre Toilets. Annual Ergonomics Conference, Cambridge, UK.
Hanson, J. (25 April 2007). The Design of Sustainable and Inclusive Away from Home Toilets in City Centres. Sustainability City Conference. Urbis, Manchester.
INVITED SPEAKER
Hanson, J. (2004). The Inclusive City: delivering a more accessible environment through inclusive design. RICS COBRA 2004 Conference Proceedings, R. Ellis & M Bell (eds) pp 27-49. ISBN/ISSN COBRA 2004 Proceedings (with CD Rom) 1842191993
Hanson, J. (10-11 November 2004). The challenges of designing accessible toilets in city centres, Japan and UK Toilet Conference. Tokyo, Japan. Subsequently published in the Proceedings of the 20th Symposium on Toilet, pp 55-74.
Hanson, J. (24th February 2005). Independence and healthy living: the need for accessible loos. EPSRC SPARC – EQUAL workshop. Brunel Institute for Bioengineering.
JOURNAL PAPERS
Bichard, J., Hanson, J. & Greed, C. (2007). Continence and Contamination: sensing appropriate behaviours in appropriate spaces. Senses and Environment.
Bichard, J., Hanson, J. & Greed, C.
(2005) Inclusive design of away from home toilets; The Japanese example. Access
By Design; Journal of the Centre for Accessible Environments. 104, Autumn 2005,
22-25.
LITERATURE REVIEW REPORTS TARGETING
The Impact of Guidance, Legislation and Codes of Practice on the Design of Away From Home Toilets
Access to the Built Environment – Barriers Chains and Missing Links.
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Hanson, J., Greed, C. & Bichard, J. (26 April 2006). The Inclusive Design of Public Toilets : Healthy Communities Convergence of Public Health and Sustainability Agendas. UWE. UK.
Hanson, J., Bichard, J. & Greed, C. (5-8 April 2005). Personals, narratives and empowerment: redefining ‘reasonable provision’ in respect of the inclusive design of ‘away from home’ toilets in city centres. Helen Hamlyn Research Centre. London, UK.
Hanson, J., Greed, C. & Bichard, J. (22-24 March 2004). Inclusive Design of Public Toilets in City Centres. 2nd Cambridge Workshop on Universal Access and Assistive Technology (CWUAAT). Cambridge, UK.
