Charlie White

Charlie White is a part-time Tutor (BA Skills) and current PhD candidate at the Manchester School of Architecture (MSA), Manchester Metropolitan University. His academic role focuses on teaching architectural skills while pursuing doctoral research in urban studies. He holds qualifications including a BA (Hons) Architecture, Master of Architecture (MArch), PgCert in Architecture and Contemporary Practice, and MA in Architecture and Adaptive Reuse/Urbanism.

• Affiliations: Leverhulme Unit for Design of Cities of the Future

Research interests center on the social and cultural value of club culture in cities, examining tensions between urban regeneration and noise pollution. His work bridges architectural practice and urban theory, addressing contemporary urban challenges through design.

No specific articles are attributed to Charlie in this text, though he collaborates with the CPU Lab, which published work on cities, design, and complexity.

No scientific awards are mentioned. Charlie’s professional experience includes roles at BDP, Weston Williamson + Partners, and SimpsonHaugh, covering diverse architectural sectors and scales. His PhD thesis explores intersections of urban policy, nightlife economies, and cultural heritage preservation.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Leverhulme Unit for Design of Cities of the Future and affiliated with MSA’s research initiatives.