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My research interests focus around the intersections between occupant wellbeing, the built environment, and the natural environment – and perhaps most importantly where the distinction between these elements breaks down. My Ph.D. studies, explored a nexus-of-practice perspective towards teleological influences on owner-occupiers’ home improvements and the implications this has for encouraging low carbon retrofit. I am currently developing this theoretical approach further to explore how regenerative design principles support practices of care – both social and ecological – in post-industrial communities.

• Enabling Owner-Occupiers to Retrofit: A Practice-Based Study of Architects’ Educative Role, Ghasemi, H., Hipwood, T., Holgate, P. 26 Jan 2024, AMPS Proceedings Series 33.1, Architecture Media Politics Society
• Memory and Reinvention in the Post-industrial Periphery: Section of the Communities & Change Exhibition, Hipwood, T., Martinez Capdevila, P. 3 Jul 2023
• Repurposing as Learning: Understanding the Role of Architects in Enabling Owner-Occupiers to Retrofit, Ghasemi, H., Hipwood, T., Holgate, P. 2023, Proceedings of the International Conference, London, Counterarchitecture
• ‘Unprecedented times’: historical narratives of public health in the built environment, Hipwood, T., Lee, S. 4 Apr 2023, In: Architecture_MPS
• Adapting owner-occupied dwellings in the UK: lessons for the future, Hipwood, T. 11 May 2022, In: Buildings and Cities
• Sustainable Homes: [Post] Pandemic Reflections: Women in Architecture Digital Nexus 2022 Exhibition, Hipwood, T. 29 Aug 2022
• Decarbonising Social Housing in North England, Mokhtar Azizi, Z., Davidson, G., Hipwood, T., Lilley, S., Watson, R. Oct 2021
• Panel keynote: Connectivity in Design, A Joined-up Approach to Health and Wellbeing: Human-Centred Architecture and Designing for Inclusion, Hipwood, T., Torun, A., McIntyre, L., Sedgewick, F. 5 Nov 2021, Architecture Media Politics and Society: Global Health Conference – Environments by Design: Health, Wellbeing, and Place
• Understanding low-carbon housing retrofit within a wider nexus of practices, Hipwood, T. May 2021, In: Journal of Architecture
• Coronavirus: an architect on how the pandemic could change our homes forever, Hipwood, T. 26 May 2020

• Green growth skills, Watson, R. (Principal Investigator), Hipwood, T. (Co Investigator), North of Tyne Combined Authority, 01/04/23 - 31/03/26, £463,160.00

• Visiting an external academic institution: House of Commons 2023
• Invited talk: Domestic Retrofit Case Study Event 2023
• Participating in a conference, workshop, ...: Memory Studies Association 7th Annual Conference 2023
• Participating in a conference, workshop, ...: AHRA 2022 - Building Ground for Climate Collectivism: Architecture after the Anthropocene 2022
• Organising a conference, workshop, ...: Micro Civic Institutions of Care 2022
• Organising a conference, workshop, ...: Agency and Entanglement 2022
• Editorial work: Architecture_MPS (Journal) 2022
• Participating in a conference, workshop, ...: Architecture Media Politics and Society: Global Health Conference – Environments by Design: Health, Wellbeing, and Place 2021
• Invited talk: Decarbonising Social Housing in North-East England 2021
• Invited talk: Decarbonising Social Housing in North-East England 2021

Habib Ghasemi Architects as Educators: Reconceptualising the Role of Design Professionals in Owner-Occupier Low Carbon Retrofit Start Date: 18/01/2021

• Education PGCert June 01 2020
• Geography PhD December 14 2018
• Architecture MSc June 30 2011
• Architecture DipArch June 30 2010
• Architecture BSc (Hons) June 30 2007
• Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy AFHEA 2015
• RIBA Examination in Management, Practice, and Law RIBA Part III 2012
• Fellow of the Higher Education Aacdemy FHEA 2020
• Architect Registration Board (Reg. No. 080358H) 2012
• Chartered Member of the Royal Institute of British Architects RIBA 2012