Gordon Hudson, Sustainable buildings
expertGordon Hudson is a technical director at Mott
MacDonald responsible for building services design, sustainability
and development. He has been involved in benchmarking sustainable
design for the last six years both as a practitioner and
researcher.
Gordon was a lead researcher for the NHS estates project
"Incorporating a sustainable dimension in primary health care".
This work led to further involvement with the Sustainable
Development Commission and the NHS Alliance. Gordon was among the
first BREEAM for schools assessors in the UK and has provide advice
on a number of PFI schools projects.
Gordon was principal author and lead researcher for the Scottish
Executive funded project "Optimising the Internal Environment",
this schools design guide was published in March 2007. Current
projects include sustainability design guidance for the Home Office
and the development of an environmental assessment tool for the Abu
Dhabi environmental agency. Gordon is chief examiner for the
Engineering Council examination for internal environmental design,
visiting research fellow at Northumbria University and building
services external examiner at the University of the West of
England.
