Robert Greer
Robert is a prominent figure in historic building conservation and stone restoration, with a career that has spanned more than three decades. Since joining Paye Stonework & Restoration Limited in 1996, he has been at the forefront of preserving many of the United Kingdom’s most treasured heritage sites. His work reflects a rare blend of deep respect for traditional craftsmanship and a forward- looking commitment to environmental sustainability.
He has overseen major works of national importance, including projects across six UNESCO World Heritage sites. Highlights include the construction of the South Porch at the Royal Albert Hall using traditional methods, conservation works at the Tower of London, large-scale conservation efforts at Dover Castle and intricate restoration at the Palace of Westminster, Kenwood House and Hampton Court. He has consistently demonstrated that conservation and sustainability are not opposing forces but rather complementary aims, each enriching the other within the wider context of cultural heritage.
Sessions
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Upcycling stone through technology14-May-2026Main Stage