NEW ARRIVALS
NEW ARRIVALS Rounding up the latest movers and in-house
appointments across the industry
STEPHEN WORKMAN ATKINS
Lee Daniels, David Weatherhead and Chris Fannin
TRIO COMES TO LONDON HOK
HOK appointed two experienced professionals and made one in-house move to bolster its London office. Chris Fannin has moved from HOK’s Hong Kong base and will spearhead the London planning team as director of planning and senior vice president. Lee Daniels was appointed regional lead of consulting in EMEA, while David Weatherhead has joined as senior project director. Daniels will draw on over 16 years’ experience in property and facilities management, strategic planning, business development programmes and workplace design, while Weatherhead, former leader of Weatherhead Architecture, is bringing his expertise in designing projects for healthcare, commercial, education and residential markets.
CHRIS O’HANLON & DAVE JONES CASSIDY + ASHTON
Two new architectural technologists experienced in Revit and BIM have joined Cassidy + Ashton's Chester office to service the increasing demand for public funded BIM Level 2 projects. Chris O'Hanlon has 19 years experience having spent the majority of his career in North Wales after completing a HNC in Construction at Yale College, Wrexham. Dave Jones is pursuing an MCIAT status having already graduated from Architectural Design & Technology at Cardiff Metropolitan University. He delivered BIM Level 2 education projects though out Wales and the London Boroughs in addition to small extensions and multi-block housing schemes with major developers.
Nicolas Maari Annie Lieu
FOUR NEW RECRUITS PELLINGS
Cristina Izcara Davide Capello
Following on from the appointment of Nicolas Maari as partner and head of architecture in December, design, property and construction consultancy Pellings has recruited three more architects – Davide Capello, Annie Lieu and Cristina Izcara – to boost the firm’s residential sector expertise. Capello joins from Milan Babic Architects as senior architect and will spearhead all residential sector projects at Pellings’ Bromley office. Lieu, previously at LOM Architecture, will be senior architect on the same team while former BDG employee Izcara is also joining the residential sector team as architect.
BEN LEWIS ECKERSLEY O’CALLAGHAN
Ben Lewis has changed firms but not roles, becoming Eckersley O’Callaghan's new associate director having previously held the same position at Arup. He will be based in the London office of the firm, which he described as “one of the most innovative and dynamic design engineering teams of this generation”. In his previous role, Lewis was involved in major projects in the Middle East, Asia and Europe, working alongside the likes of Zaha Hadid Architects, OMA, Grimshaw, Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Foster + Partners. His portfolio includes Centre Pompidou-Metz, Dongdaemun Design Park and Blox- Bryghusprojektet in Copenhagen.
Stephen Workman has joined Atkins as head of residential in London. A registered architect with 10 years’ experience, Stephen has previously worked at Scott Brownrigg, Allies and Morrison, and Benoy and was predominately involved in residential and mixed-use schemes. His portfolio includes work on St Andrews Bromley by Bow and Barrier Park East, as well as a number of complex schemes involving heritage assets, such as Kidderpore Avenue. He jointly led the design review and research process at his previous practice, as well as being a visiting design tutor at Nottingham University for a number of years.
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