Michael Morrison
Partner, Architect, BA BArch RIBA IHBC

Michael Morrison is one of the most respected conservation architects working in Britain today. Over the past 30 years he has been responsible for a wide range of major projects on behalf of the National Trust, English Heritage and many public and private clients.

Michael enjoys producing detailed written reports as much as the process of design. He has lead the way for the practice in the production of strategic plans, conservation management plans and historic impact assessments - areas of work in which the practice has unrivalled expertise. This work has included conservation management plans for a wide variety of buildings from the British Museum on the one hand to Scott’s Hut in Antarctica on the other. Michael oversees the work of all the in-house heritage consultants.

‘I enjoy nothing more than helping a client develop a brief that answers the practical needs of an historic building and allows it to take on a new life after we have carefully conserved it.’