# Caroline Pidcock
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caroline pidcock is an award winning Australian architect and a prominent advocate for sustainable development, based in Sydney, New South Wales.
== Biography ==
Pidcock is a campaigner for environmental and community issues. Her commitment led to her standing as an independent candidate for the Legislative Council in the 2007 New South Wales state election and appointment as an ambassador for the Al Gore Climate Change and 1 Million Women initiatives – a movement of women and girls fighting climate change by taking practical action.More recently, Pidcock has been an active voice in the Millers Point Residents Action Group, campaigning to retain public housing in Millers Point and Dawes Point.
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Making Our Voices Heard: Sustainability Through Connections? | Featuring Caroline Pidcock | A Thrivable Future: Episode 18
Architecture makes up a significant part of our lives - but many of our towns and cities fail to consider people’s needs. There is a need to adapt the spaces where we live and work, and how we act within them. But how? And how can we make sure the needs of both people and ecosystems are met?
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#12 - Creating Sustainable Homes: A Conversation with Caroline Pidcock
Welcome to today's episode of Buildipedia, where we have a special guest joining us. Caroline Pidcock, an architect and regenerator with a passion for biophilia and regenerative design. She has been involved in a diverse range of professional, academic, and community commitments, including being a …
BZE | The Million Jobs Plan | Better Buildings | Podcast Adaptation
Building Briefing: The Million Jobs Plan Webinar Series - Podcast Adaptation
We welcome you to join us for this Buildings Briefing webinar. Beyond Zero Emissions are hosting this briefing ahead of the release of our Million Jobs Plan and we welcome you to join us for this one-off event.
The Million…
What do we mean by embodied carbon?
When speaking about our built environment the phrase "embodied carbon" is increasingly being used by industry pundits. It's a term that describes the total emissions produced to create a building — from resource extraction to construction.
But what does the term mean in practice? And how is it bein…
The State of Sustainability in Architecture and Design - Hattie Hartman
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Here is the State of Sustainability in Architecture and Design 2025. A clear view of how sustainability is shaping hiring, skills and careers right now, based on a global survey of 350 professionals across the UK, US and Australia, plus straight talk from six pioneers who are pu…
"A Little Less, a Bit Better”: We Are Fooling Ourselves with Incremental Change
The night before our LIVE conversation, architect and regenerative practitioner Caroline Pidcock sent me a short text that landed with the weight of a thesis: “We are behaving as if incremental change is good enough.”
It was blunt, unsoftened, and in many ways the most honest description of the mom…
The Power of Place: How Architecture Impacts Our Well-being
What if our homes did more than just provide shelter? What if they could actually contribute to the health of the planet and the people living within them? In this episode, we sit down with Caroline Pidcock, a visionary architect and champion of regenerative design, to explore why Australia’s curre…
If we win too late: interview with Bill McKibben
Bill McKibben began our conversation with a sentence most leaders would never volunteer:
“I’ve been in some ways a manifest failure.”
It was destabilizing to hear that from someone who has spent four decades doing everything in his power to address climate change. Not because I believe he failed. B…
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