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NEW ARRIVALS Rounding up the latest movers and in-house


appointments across the industry


JULIA GILES WSP PARSONS BRINCKERHOFF


Kevin Bell and Daniel Dominguez


A TRIPLE MOVE TP BENNNETT


Three new recruits have joined London’s TP Bennett from the custodial sector of Capita Property and Infrastructure’s architectural team. Kevin Bell and Daniel Dominguez were appointed directors, while John McIntyre joins as a consultant. McIntyre was director of the Capita team, while Kevin and Daniel led the Justice Design sector working alongside the private sector and the Ministry of Justice on various custody programmes and pilot schemes within the prison estate. The trio has extensive experience in BIM. Jonathan Darke, TP Bennnett principal director, commented: “The new team will work cross-sector and we look forward to sharing their knowledge with the wider team.”


PHILIPPE PARÉ GENSLER


Gensler’s principal design director Philippe Paré has moved to the firm’s London office. An expert in the design of workplace and cultural spaces for over 17 years, with more than 10 years at Gensler, Philippe has delivered unique workplace solutions for the likes of Hyundai Capital, NVIDIA and Adidas and has collected over 70 accolades throughout his career, including the AIA’s Institute Honor Award for Interior Architecture, Interior Design Magazine’s HIP and Best of Year awards. Duncan Swinhoe, regional managing principal for Gensler commented: “We are privileged to be able to welcome Philippe to Gensler’s London office as he brings his exemplary reputation and wealth of forward-thinking and innovative experience.”


ANGUS MORRISON ALLAN CORFIELD ARCHITECTS


Angus Morrison has joined self-build experts Allan Corfield Architects. Joining from Scott Brownrigg where he worked on large commercial, residential and education schemes, Morrison was previously at BDG Architecture + Design for several years, during which he was involved in the delivery of EDF Energy’s UK training HQ. He also enjoyed a stint at Michael Laird Architects while at the University of Dundee, where he graduated with a Masters Degree in Architecture. Angus said: “I know that I will enjoy the opportunity of working alongside a diverse talent base, learning from those around me and contributing to what is a young but successful practice.”


WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff has appointed Julia Giles as director of its Glasgow development team, with a focus on the public sector transportation business in Scotland. A leading practitioner in development and planning, Giles was previously a transport planning director at CH2M. She was lead author of Transport Scotland’s Scottish Transport Infrastructure Project Evaluation guidance (STRIPE) and the project director on Transport Scotland’s Development Planning & Management Advisor & Auditor and their traffic & transport advisor & auditor. She’s also a professional reviewer for the Chartered Institution for Highways & Transportation.


JAMES GREEN WILLIAMS LESTER


Dorset and Hampshire based architects Williams Lester have named James Green as a director. Green joins after spending nine years in New Zealand where he worked for the country’s largest multi-disciplinary design office Jasmax as a senior project and associate architect specialising in healthcare buildings. His work involves the rebuilding of the earthquake-stricken Burwood Hospital Campus in Christchurch. Green said: “I am honoured and excited by the opportunity. The company has a proud heritage in delivering successful building projects over the past 30 years and we have a tremendous future vision for the practice, which we are busy implementing.”


ADF APRIL 2017


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