Amy Wilson

Amy Wilson is a PhD researcher at Robert Gordon University with over 20 years of experience in architectural projects and education. She completed her postgraduate diploma in conservation with distinction at Robert Gordon University and has worked at notable architectural firms in Scotland. She also served as a director in real estate development and professional design companies. Amy's doctoral research, titled "The Voice of Stone," focuses on stone-built heritage in Scotland and Canada. She has been a part-time lecturer at the university for over a decade, utilizing design studio projects to merge research and teaching, providing students with in-depth academic guidance.

• 2013–Present·Robert Gordon University·Part-time Lecturer
  • Participated in design studio teaching, integrating research and education to guide students in architectural design and conservation.
• Previous 20 Years | Various Architectural Firms and Design Companies | Architect and Director Roles
  • Responsible for architectural project design and implementation, specializing in architectural conservation and heritage studies.

• Timeframe Unknown·Robert Gordon University·Postgraduate Diploma (Conservation)
  • Completed postgraduate studies in conservation with distinction.
• Timeframe Unknown·Robert Gordon University·PhD Candidate
  • Research topic: "The Voice of Stone," focusing on expanding knowledge of stone-built heritage.