Paul Hampton

Dr Paul Hampton is a Senior Lecturer and Head of Department for the Built Environment at the University of Wolverhampton's School of Architecture & Built Environment. With over 30 years of managerial and practical experience in the built environment, he has transitioned from industry roles like Chartered Building Surveyor to academia since 2008. He holds a degree from the University of Wolverhampton, an MSc from Sheffield Hallam University, and is completing a professional Doctorate at Middlesex University.

• University of Wolverhampton (BSc)
• Sheffield Hallam University (MSc)
• Middlesex University (Professional Doctorate, in progress)

His research focuses on sustainable construction practices, accessible design, RFID eco-labelling in built environments, and fire safety compliance. Hampton has published six key articles between 2011-2013 covering topics from CO2 reduction in housing to stadium safety. Notable trends in his work include:

• Integrating sustainability metrics across construction lifecycle
• Evaluating accessibility trade-offs in modern hotel design
• Advancing distance learning pedagogy in construction management

Scientific recognitions include:

• RICS West Midlands Chairman (2012-2015)
• Youngest ICWCI West Midlands Chairman

He contributes to transnational education programs in Qatar and Hong Kong, serves on RICS regional and national boards, and advocates for inclusive teaching practices while pioneering AI integration in education. His professional work spans both academic leadership and active participation in industry expert panels.