Conservation Engineering - Lessons learnt from Listed Buildings and Structures in London

Ed Morton

Ed Morton is a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Co-Chair of the Conservation Accreditation Register for Engineers (CARE) and Managing Director of The Morton Partnership. He has specialist experience in conservation, repairs and adaption of historic buildings and structures and is Accredited in Conservation (CARE). He will be giving the presentation.

Paul Perry

Paul Perry, technical engineering director at AECOM, has much experience in the design of alterations, additions and redevelopment of existing buildings especially those that are above, adjacent and even below existing mass transit railway stations and tunnels with major multidisciplinary aspects and the need for industry best practice.

With three decades of engineering experience, he holds a long track record of excellence in tunnelling and underground projects, having worked on building and bridge damage assessments along the HS2 tunnels into Euston, with prior involvement in oversite development above tunnels and stations, both in the UK and Hong Kong.

Paul is a member of The British Tunnelling Society (BTS) executive committee, with particular interest in the liaisons between BTS and The British Geotechnical Association, and between BTS and The Panel for Historic Engineering Works. BTS is supporting the Net Zero Tunnels Group, which Paul is also involved in, and as an affiliate member of the Royal Institute of British Architects he holds a detailed interest in infrastructure architecture.