Bill Grace

Bill Grace is an Adjunct Professor at the School of Design, University of Western Australia, affiliated with the Australian Urban Design Research Centre. He holds expertise in sustainability, urban development, and systems modeling. His work focuses on integrating economics and sustainability in urban planning, renewable energy microgrids, and climate adaptation strategies.

Educations:

• Master of Science in System Dynamics
• Bachelor of Engineering

Research Interests: Bill specializes in sustainability assessment, systems modeling, and resource management. He explores climate change impacts, green infrastructure resilience, and sustainable urban development. His work bridges ecological dynamics and policy, emphasizing actionable strategies for cities.

Articles Trends: Recent publications address carbon accounting in urban planning, thermal performance in housing, and climate adaptation in parks and coastal zones. His research highlights interdisciplinary approaches to sustainability challenges.

Awards:

• 2021 Planning Research Award from PIA WA

Advising & Grants: Bill contributes to projects like Low-Carbon Transit-Oriented Development Precincts (iMove CRC) and Evidence-based Climate Adaptation Strategies (iMove CRC). He collaborates on urban carbon planning and green infrastructure resilience.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Australian Urban Design Research Centre, collaborating with researchers like Prof. Bolleter and Prof. Hooper on sustainability initiatives.