Robbie Macaulay

Robbie Macaulay is the Faculty Learning Technology Lead for the Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment at University College London (UCL).1 In this role, he is responsible for leading learning technology initiatives and support for the Bartlett Faculty, which focuses on the built environment disciplines.

The Bartlett is UCL's faculty for the built environment, comprising schools and institutes focused on architecture, planning, construction, project management, and other related fields.1 As the Learning Technology Lead, Macaulay likely works on implementing and supporting digital tools and platforms to enhance teaching and learning across the faculty's programs.

Macaulay is also involved in research projects related to emerging technologies in urban design and planning. Specifically, he is part of a collaborative project between UCL's Bartlett School of Planning and Arup examining the impact of generative AI on urban design and planning practice.2 This project aims to assess how AI tools will be integrated into design and planning processes, and identify the skills professionals will need to work effectively with AI in these fields.

While I don't have specific details about Macaulay's background or full scope of responsibilities, his role suggests he plays an important part in advancing the use of technology in education and research within UCL's built environment disciplines. His involvement in the AI project also indicates an interest in exploring how emerging technologies may shape future practice in urban planning and design fields.