Managing editor, The Architects' Journal, co-founder of Don’t Waste Buildings, alumnus of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network
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Claim your profileA campaigning journalist and editor, Will has spent recent years focused on the climate impacts of the built environment and co-founded the cross-industry group Don’t Waste Buildings, which now boasts almost 1,800 members. He has written for national newspapers such as the Guardian, Times, Telegraph and the Financial Times, been interviewed on live TV and radio and has been quoted in titles ranging from The New Statesman to The New Yorker. Will has also delivered lectures and participated in public debates for organisations including New London Architecture, Open City, the RIBA, the Royal Society of Architects in Wales, the Bartlett at UCL and the Institute for Sustainability Leadership at Cambridge University. In late 2021, the AJ's campaign for retrofit-first development, RetroFirst, was shortlisted for Campaign of the Year at the British Journalism Awards. Since then, leading local authorities such as Westminster City Council and the City of London have begun introducing this principle into their planning policies. Will was previously named Infrastructure, Development & Construction Journalist of the Year at the British Journalism Awards in 2017 and shortlisted for that year's Paul Foot Award for his investigation into London's Garden Bridge. The previous year, he won IBP Journalist of the Year for this body of work.






Bachelor Of Science, Politics at University Of BristolGraduated: 1998