The Design Council have recognised FutureX host, Dr Oliver Jones as one of the 100 most influential people working in the field of sustainable design across the UK design sector. He will be joining the group of 100 sustainable design visionaries at V&A Dundee for a once in a generation event: Design for Planet alongside COP26.

In this episode, Oliver and Martin speak to Cat Drew, Chief Design Officer at Design Council to find out more about 'Design for Planet' – a bold new campaign to galvanise and support the UK’s design industry to commit to a sustainable, climate-first future. Rallying designers to bring about the societal shifts needed to accelerate the government’s transition to net zero and ensure our planet will thrive for future generations.

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In the run up to COP26 listen to Maria Smith, Director of Sustainability & Physics at Buro Happold, as they take us through the ten key principles from the latest publication from the RIBA and Architects Declare. The Built for the Environment Report is part of a wider project called the Built Environment Summit, the online conference taking place on the 28th and 29th October.

Hosted by Martin Hurn, Event Director at Futurebuild and Dr Oliver Jones, Research Director at Ryder Architecture.

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In the first episode, your hosts Martin Hurn, Event Director at Futurebuild and Dr Oliver Jones, Research Director at Ryder Architecture introduce FutureX and explain the importance of giving a voice and platform to disruptors from different sectors to improve the health of people, communities and importantly our planet. 

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