Dr Leo Moreton

Assistant Professor

Department: Architecture and Built Environment

Research Themes and Scholarly Interests

My primary focuses are, architectural history, technology and digital production. Exploring the implementation of BIM in relation to objects and specification in relation to sustainability and heritage. I am also interested in analogue and digital approaches to architectural design, examining the use of software and the integration of BIM in the design process and visual communication.

Key Publications

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Lo-Fi Adaptive Re-Use in the Ouseburn Valley: What the Physical Materiality of Everyday Historical Industrial Buildings Can Tell Us About Sustaining Cultural and Creative Clusters, Muldoon-Smith, K., Moreton, L., Loxley, J. 29 Jan 2025, In: Buildings
Planning Adaptation: Accommodating Complexity in the Built Environment, Muldoon-Smith, K., Moreton, L. 11 Jan 2022, In: Urban Planning
Meaningful Transfer: Tech-knowlogical interdependencies in the digital built environment, Muldoon-Smith, K., Moreton, L., Kotter, R. 31 Aug 2021, In: Frontiers in Sustainable Cities
The communication of architectural design analysis in residential design guidance: legibility, commodity and design, Moreton, L. 1 Sep 2020, In: Town Planning Review
The complexities of managing historic buildings with BIM, Charlton, J., Kelly, K., Greenwood, D., Moreton, L. 15 May 2020, In: Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management