Our Team

Amanda joined Caldwell in 1999 and gained vast experience in client liaison. Transitioning to BPP in 2016 as a BREEAM Assessor, she was appointed Associate in 2018, before being appointed as Associate Director in 2022.

Amanda is a registered BREEAM Assessor and BRE Academy member, qualifying in 2011. She can submit assessments under New Construction 2008, 2011, 2014 & 2018, as well as Home Quality Mark, Non-Domestic & Domestic Refurbishment schemes covering hotels, offices, apartments, schools, and student accommodations.

She was also the first person in Northern Ireland to gain qualification in BREEAM Domestic Refurbishment scheme.

Projects that Amanda has worked on throughout the UK and Ireland have achieved BREEAM ratings of ‘Good’, ‘Very Good’ and ‘Excellent’. She has a strong background in liaising with clients and providing consultancy advice for various projects in sustainability approach methods under BREEAM.

Contact Amanda:

M| 074 3628 4053

E| amanda@bpp.energy

Alison attended Liverpool John Moores University, studying Computer Animation & Visualisation, she graduated in 2015. Previously working seasonally within the Caldwell Group, she joined BPP in April 2017, before being appointed Associate in April 2023 to provide management support and progress BIM interoperability.

Alison plays a vital role constructing detailed energy-centric Revit models from pre-planning to handover stages and has extensive experience working in a range of project sectors including office, retail, and hotel for UK & Ireland. She specialises in complex fast-build projects, such as planning applications. Alongside BIM geometry modelling, Alison utilises Revit to carry out daylighting calculations.

Working with Revit geometry creation for IESVE gbXML integration, Alison has a wealth of knowledge in both modelling platforms. She also uses Dynamo visual programming to advance in-house workflows and project efficiency.

Since 2019, Alison has headed up BPP content, communication, and services marketing, as well as website design and implementation.

Notable projects include: The Dixon Tower Bridge, a £32.5 million Grade II Listed 5* Marriott hotel in London SE1. Horizon Heights, a £55 million 22-storey Unite Student accommodation in Liverpool. Queen Elizabeth House, New Waverley Phase 2, a £47 million c.200,000 sq. ft. office development in the heart of Edinburgh. North Wharf Gardens, a £86 million mixed-use development comprising of hotel, aparthotel and provision for education located in London W2.

Contact Alison:

M | 077 4731 2735

E| alisonshearer@bpp.energy

Aine graduated from Queens University with an MSc in Environmental Engineering in 2018, she joined BPP the same year with prior experience of solar panels.

Aine specialises in domestic energy assessments, and has extensive experience in large-scale multi-use developments, using her expertise to ensure reduced energy consumption and sustainability are at the heart of each project. In August 2019 she qualified as a On Construction Domestic Energy Assessor (OCDEA) before qualifying as a Low Carbon Energy Assessor (LCEA) in September 2022. She is an accredited member of Elmhurst Energy's U-Value and Overheating Competency Scheme, and capable of providing detailed U-Value calculations or TM59 Approved Document O Analysis if required.

In 2023, Aine completed the Elmhurst & Trisco Thermal Bridge Assessment and Condensation Analysis scheme, allowing her to assess thermal bridging as well as provide information regarding condensation on a project.

Aine is an associate member of the Energy Institute and has been part of the Northern Ireland Energy Institute Committee since July 2022, acting in the role of secretary. In 2024 she was named as part of the 2024/25 cohort for the 30 under 30 Northern Ireland Climate Change-Makers.

Notable projects include: South West Lands, Phases 1 and 2, a £186 million 741-apartment development, majority achieving an EPC A rating. Everards Printworks, a £35 million mixed-use development consisting of an EPC A rated 255-bed hotel, 16 bespoke apartments and 5 flexible retail spaces, located in Bristol. Exchange Square Phase 02, a £92 million development comprised of 375 apartments, a 235-bed Premier Inn and retail units achieving an EPC A rating. Greenwich Millennium Village Plot 301, a £41.5 million 135-unit apartment development which achieved Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4.

Contact Aine:

M| 079 4418 4046

E| AineMurray@bpp.energy

Studying Geography and Environmental Science at the University of Dundee, Mark graduated in 2019. Having demonstrated a keen interest in sustainability and the role which BREEAM plays in sustainable assessments, he joined BPP in August 2021.

Working in tandem with Amanda, he has extensive experience on all aspects of BREEAM New Construction assessments and is a pivotal member of the team. Mark qualified as a BREEAM Assessor in 2022, and as a BREEAM AP in 2023. He can submit assessments under New Construction 2008, 2011, 2014 & 2018. Mark specialises in client liaison, striving to ensure there is consistent support and guidance for clients for the duration of every project.

Mark also plays an integral part of BPP’s Life Cycle Assessment team and carries out Whole Life Caron Assessments when required for BREEAM, GLA Planning Reports & Whole Life Tracking throughout the construction programme.

Notable projects include: North Wharf Gardens, a £86 million mixed-use development comprising of hotel, aparthotel and provision for education achieving BREEAM ‘Excellent’, located in London W2. Lost Property, Curio Collection by Hilton a £38 million 4* hotel achieving BREEAM ‘Excellent’, located near St. Paul’s Cathedral, London. Palmerston Court, an extensive mixed-used development comprised of an 832-bed Purpose-Built Student Accommodation, with 3,800m2 Cat-A Office provision and 3,345m2 Enterprise Space targeting BREEAM ‘Outstanding’, located near Battersea Power Station. Sunday Mills, a £36 million co-living development consisting of 315 co-living homes achieving BREEAM ‘Excellent’, located in London.

Contact Mark:

M| 078 4084 9501

E| MarkClements@bpp.energy

Showing a keen interest in sustainability, Louise first joined BPP as a placement student in 2017. Upon completion of her degree from Ulster University in 2019, she re-joined the team and has become a pivotal member.

Louise has wide-ranging experience of non-Domestic assessments, including office, student accommodation, hotel, and retail for UK & Ireland. She specialises in hotels and large-scale student accommodations, working within the IESVE platform. Studying part-time for an MSc in Environmental Engineering from Queens University, Louise graduated in 2022.  

Championing the drive for sustainability on every project she works on, Louise also plays a key role for operational energy assessments. Qualifying as a Low Carbon Consultant in 2022, she prides herself on her ability to work across all stages of a project’s lifecycle, ensuring the highest standard from planning applications to handover and every stage between. Qualifying as a Low Carbon Energy Assessor (LCEA) in 2023, Louise is capable of carrying out Level 3, 4 and 5 Dynamic Simulation assessments.

Notable projects include: The Ewart, a £55 million grade A office development in Belfast. Fairmont Windsor Park, a £40 million 5* hotel in Surrey. Devenish College, a £21.5 million 800-pupil school in Enniskillen. Sunday Mills, a £36 million co-living development in Earlsfield. Cannon Park, a £77 million 780-bed Vita Student accommodation in Coventry.

Contact Louise:

M| 077 6856 8937

E| LouiseWray@bpp.energy

Vibhuti obtained an MSc in Leadership for Sustainable Development from Queens University Belfast in 2023. She is passionate about championing positive environmental and social changes and joined BPP in late 2023.

Having demonstrated an understanding of sustainable construction methodologies, she forms part of the BREEAM team, enjoying engaging actively with projects and clients.

As well as her crucial assistance with BREEAM, Vibhuti also supports Mark by undertaking LCA Assessments on a range of projects.

Contact Vibhuti:

E| vibhutib@bpp.energy

Studying French & Geography at Ulster University with an international academic year, Ryan developed an interest in environmental approaches and utilities having experienced European and UK utility styles. Upon graduating, he worked across several utilities in Northern Ireland which gave an insight to sustainability engineering. Ryan returned to university in 2021, studying Leadership for Sustainable Development at Queens University.

Having previous understanding and experience of BREEAM Assessments as well as Carbon Literacy Project Certification, Ryan joined the team in 2024. He has extensive experience of working on-site and enjoys the process of design to practical completion. Ryan has demonstrated a keen interest in actively engaging with projects and delivering a hands-on approach. Working alongside Amanda and Mark, Ryan is developing his BREEAM skill base as a proactive member of the team.

Contact Ryan:

E| ryanmagee@bpp.energy

Barry developed an interest in engineering and construction while studying air pollution and predictive modelling as part of his Software Development (Date Science) MSc at Queens University in 2021.  Continuing in education, he studied Hydrogen Energy Systems at Queens in 2022.

Barry joined the BPP team in 2024 to assist with the implementation and maintenance of digital twin and IESVE iScan data analysis projects. Utilising his analytical data-driven background, Barry is keen to assist in IESVE workflow using Python scripting. Working alongside Alan, he is eager to gain experience of non-Domestic assessments for both UK & Ireland, as well as engage with clients regarding energy consumption and reduction.

Contact Barry:

E| barrybannon@bpp.energy

With an interest in sustainability, Max joined BPP in 2022 as a placement student. Quickly demonstrating an aptitude for critical thinking and an ability to adapt to a range of projects including Offices, Hotels and Student Accommodations, Max became an indispensable part of the team. Max returned to Ulster University, graduating in with a BSc in Energy in 2024, before rejoining the team.

Max specialises in bridging the gap between complex and clean model geometry construction, and the implementation of simulations for energy assessments. Working Alongside Alison, he enjoys the challenge of modelling at a fast pace with high accuracy level, while still gaining experience in both Revit and IESVE platforms.

Contact Max:

E| maxharrington@bpp.energy

Demonstrating a keen interest in gaining more experience of sustainable developments and the role they can play in creating a more sustainable planet, Abdelkareem joined BPP as a Placement Sustainability Engineer in Summer 2024.  

Working closely to Alan, Abdelkareem is actively engaging in Passivehaus assessments, enjoying the learning curve of the Passivehaus Standard while also dealing with various projects within the IESVE platform.

Contact Abdelkareem:

E| abdelkareem@bpp.energy

Graduating from Ulster University in May 2024 with a BSc in Environmental Science, Clare joined BPP in August 2024 as a Graduate Sustainability Engineer.

Having worked within Civil Engineering on her placement, Clare gained initial insight into sustainability engineering and displayed keen interest in working within this sector of the built environment. Clare is working alongside Aine to assist in both domestic and non-domestic energy assessments, gaining experience in TM59 assessments.

Contact Clare:

E| clare@bpp.energy

Holding a BSc (Hons) degree in Environmental Management from Glasgow Caledonian University, Luke joined BPP in September 2024. As a fully qualified BREEAM Assessor, Luke joined the BREEAM team to further strengthen BPP’s BREEAM delivery. He has invaluable experience of working in supporting roles as a part of a wider SHESQ team in the energy & construction sector and has a drive for helping clients achieve sustainable design targets.

Living in Glasgow and forming part of the new BPP distributed BREEAM team, Luke works alongside Amanda and Mark to ensure BREEAM client liaison and project delivery is consistent, supportive and concise for the duration of each BREEAM Assessment, engaging actively with clients.

Contact Luke:

E| lukespeirs@bpp.energy

Studying Environmental Science, Ewan graduated from Ulster University in May 2024, before joining BPP in August 2024 as a Graduate Sustainability Engineer.

Having a long-standing interest in sustainable policy as well as demonstrated a keen desire to gain experience of built environment sustainability, Ewan is working alongside Aine to assist in both domestic and non-domestic energy assessments ranging from large PBSA developments to extensive apartment blocks.

Contact Ewan:

E| ewan@bpp.energy