Dr Katy Karampour

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  • Position:Senior Lecturer in Urban Planning
  • Department:College of Arts, Technology and Environment School of Architecture and Environment
  • Telephone:+441173282821
  • Email:Katy.Karampour@uwe.ac.uk
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About me

I am Senior Lecturer at School of Architecture and Environment at UWE, Bristol. I joined UWE in January 2023 as a lecturer in Urban Planning. Prior to joining UWE, I was a Research Associate in Planning and Housing at the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research, at the Land Economy Department of University of Cambridge. Before that post, I was a lecturer (teaching) in Urban Design and Planning at the Bartlett School of Planning, UCL for two years. 

I have a PhD in Urban Planning and an MSc in Urban Regeneration form the Bartlett School of Planning, UCL and an MA in Architecture with specialism in Urban Conservation from University of Tehran.

At UWE I’m a co-programme leader for our BSc Urban Planning programme and teach on a number of undergraduate and postgraduate modules in various programmes.

Area of expertise

Research interets: 

I am interested in understanding the mechanisms that lead to environmentally just transition to a sustainable future related to the topics below:

  • Urban conservation 
  • Housing studies
  • Urban Density
  • Planning for renewable energy systems

Projetcs

I am a co-investigator for the newly funded 3-year Knowledge transfer partnership (Innovate UK) with DistGen, a renewable energy developer, that will develop an automated and data-driven platform for generating and submitting planning applications for new and existing wind sites approaching end-of-life. 

Supervisory role:

I am currently Director of Study for:

Dan Crooke, PhD student: What role does religion have in informing the climate change debate, specifically the objective to achieve net zero

I am interested in supervising PhDs on the following topics:

-Net zero transition in conservation areas and heritage buildings

- Heritage led regeneration

- Development pressure in Urban Heritage sites

- Housing provision for people experiencing homelessness

- Net zero transition and sustainable approaches to development

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