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Sefydlwyd DCfW Ltd yn 2002 gan Lywodraeth Cymru fel corff cyhoeddus. Rôl y Comisiwn yw hyrwyddo dyluniad da ar gyfer ein lleoedd, adeiladau a mannau cyhoeddus a hyrwyddo manteision dylunio da i bawb.

Mae'r Comisiwn yn hyrwyddo dylunio da drwy annog safonau uchel o ran dylunio a phensaernïaeth i'r sectorau cyhoeddus a phreifat yng Nghymru drwy hyrwyddo dealltwriaeth ehangach o faterion dylunio a phwysigrwydd safonau da wrth wella'r amgylchedd adeiledig ar draws pob sector. Mae'r Comisiwn yn hyrwyddo arferion dylunio i greu lleoedd gwell ac mae'n arwain Creu Lleoedd Cymru, sef mudiad cydweithredol o sefydliadau ym maes yr amgylchedd adeiledig sy'n ymdrechu i wella ansawdd datblygiadau newydd ledled Cymru . 

Mae'r Comisiwn Dylunio yn gweithio gyda chydweithwyr ym meysydd dylunio trefol, pensaernïaeth a dylunio tirwedd, peirianneg sifil, gwasanaethau adeiladu a'r proffesiynau amgylcheddol ehangach sy'n ymwneud â llunio cefn gwlad, dinasoedd, trefi a phentrefi Cymru.

Ar hyn o bryd mae gan Fwrdd DCFW bum Comisiynydd, gan gynnwys y Cadeirydd. Mae'r Bwrdd yn chwarae rhan allweddol o ran eirioli gwaith DCFW, gofalu am lywodraethu a gwella cysylltiadau cyhoeddus. Mae tymor tri Chomisiynydd wedi dod i ben yn ddiweddar a byd d cynlluniau ar gyfer ymgyrch recriwtio agored yn dechrau o dan y cadeirydd newydd.

Mae Ewan Jones yn Bartner yn Grimshaw, practis pensaernïol, a sefydlwyd yn y DU, gydag enw da rhyngwladol am ragoriaeth mewn dylunio. Gyda thros 30 mlynedd o brofiad yn gweithio ar brosiectau seilwaith, masnachol ac addysg yn y DU, Ewrop ac Awstralia, mae gwaith dylunio Ewan yn hyrwyddo integreiddio pensaernïaeth, peirianneg ac adeiladu i greu lleoedd penodol sy'n gysylltiedig â'u cyd destun unigol.

Mae'r prosiectau hyn yn cynnwys Adeilad St Botolph a phencadlys Banc Lloyds yn Ninas Llundain, y Wobr Stirling a gyrhaeddodd restr fer Bijlmer ArenA Station yn Amsterdam, a Phont Droed Dinas Casnewydd. Gweithiodd yn helaeth ar ddyluniadau Grimshaw ar gyfer Gorsaf Euston HS2 ac mae'r prosiectau sydd ar y gweill ar hyn o bryd yn cynnwys adeiladu Traphont Colne Valley ar gyfer HS2 a dylunio manwl ar gyfer Cyfnewidfa Caerffili.

Wedi'i eni yng Nghasnewydd a'i fagu ym Mhorthcawl, mae Ewan wedi gweithio gyda Chomisiwn Dylunio Cymru (DCfW) ers 2005, gan gynnwys tymor o 10 mlynedd fel comisiynydd, ac ar hyn o bryd mae'n cadeirio adolygiadau dylunio a phaneli cynghori cleientiaid ar gyfer DCfW.


> "Ar ôl gweithio o fewn DCfW am bron i 20 mlynedd, rwy'n hynod ymwybodol o'r rôl y mae'n ei chwarae wrth hyrwyddo ac annog safonau dylunio uchel, a'r gwerth y mae'n ei gynnig drwy ei staff, adolygwyr dylunio a chomisiynwyr. Rwy'n falch iawn o gyfrannu ymhel lach fel cadeirydd DCfW, gan helpu i ddylunio lleoedd ac adeiladau yn well i bawb yng Nghymru. Fy mhrif gyfrifoldeb, gyda'r bwrdd, fydd diffinio strategaethau fel y gall y comisiwn barhau i gael dylanwad cadarnhaol ar bolisïau, cleientiaid a phrosiectau."cleientiaid a phrosiectau."

Bydd y penodiad hwn yn parhau gydol tymor presennol y Senedd (hyd at fis Mawrth 2026\) yn unol â'r Cod Llywodraethu ar Benodiadau Cyhoeddus (GOV.UK), ac fe'i gwnaed ar sail teilyngdod yn dilyn proses agored, gystadleuol.







Translation:


 
DCfW Ltd was set up in 2002 by the Welsh Government as a public body. The role of the Commission is to promote good design for our places, buildings and public spaces and to communicate the benefits of good design for everybody.

The Commission promotes good design, through championing high standards of design and architecture to the public and private sectors in Wales by promoting wider understanding of design issues and the importance of good standards in enhancing the built environment across all sectors. The Commission promotes design practice, to create better places and spearheads Placemaking Wales, a collaboration of built environment organisations that strives to improve the quality of new development across Wales.

DCfW works with colleagues in the fields of urban design, architecture and landscape design, civil engineering, building services and the wider environmental professions who are involved in shaping the countryside, cities, towns and villages of Wales.

The DCFW Board currently has five Commissioners, including the Chair. The Board plays a key role in terms of advocating DCFW’s work, looking after governance and enhancing public relations. Three Commissioners terms of office have recently come to an end and there are plans for an open recruitment campaign to commence under the new chair.

Ewan Jones is a Partner at Grimshaw, an architectural practice, founded in the UK, with an international reputation for design excellence. With over 30 years’ experience working on infrastructure, commercial and education projects in the UK, Europe and Australia, Ewan’s design work promotes the integration of architecture, engineering, and construction to create distinct places tuned to their individual context.

These projects include The St Botolph Building and Lloyds Bank headquarters in the City of London, the Stirling Prize shortlisted Bijlmer ArenA Station in Amsterdam, and Newport City Footbridge. He worked extensively on Grimshaw’s designs for HS2’s Euston Station and projects currently underway include construction of the Colne Valley Viaduct for HS2 and detailed design for Caerphilly Interchange.

Born in Newport and raised in Porthcawl, Ewan has worked with the Design Commission for Wales (DCfW) since 2005, including a 10\-year term as a commissioner, and he currently chairs design reviews and client advisory panels for DCfW.


> “Having worked within DCfW for almost 20 years, I am incredibly conscious of the role it plays championing and promoting high standards of design, and the value it brings through its staff, design reviewers and commissioners. I am delighted to contribute further as chair of DCfW, helping to deliver better design of places and buildings for everyone in Wales. My primary responsibility, with the board, will be to define strategies for the commission to continue its positive influence on policies, clients, and projects.”

This appointment has been made for four years in accordance with the Governance Code on Public Appointments, and on merit following an open, competitive process.