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NEW ARRIVALS Rounding up the latest movers and in-house
appointments across the industry
SARAH MCDONNELL UNISPACE
BARRY SPENCER HUGHES BENOY
Barry Spencer Hughes has been appointed design director at Benoy. With over 25 years’ experience in design, Barry has a strong design-led portfolio having worked on significant large-scale, mixed- use projects. Primarily based at the London campus, he will shape Benoy’s global design message while also expanding the business in America. Benoy CEO Tom Cartledge said: “The appointment of Barry fits brilliantly with our business objectives for America. He brings energy, passion, creativity and drives us forward as a cutting-edge design team. His previous experience includes award winning mixed-use, retail and transport projects. [He] also brings a great reputation in designing tall buildings – an area of increased interest for Benoy.”
BEN STAPLETON AURECON
Global engineering and infrastructure advisory firm Aurecon has appointed Ben Stapleton as managing director for infrastructure. Ben has significant experience as a leader and advisor in the infrastructure industry across many geographies and roles. His expertise on major, multi-faceted infrastructure projects will help the firm to assist clients to ‘navigate mounting complexities’, including changing funding mechanisms and delivery models. Aurecon’s Global CEO Giam Swiegers said: “Ben will play an important role in contributing subject matter expertise to clients working in a complex global environment and who need asset optimisation, support with digitisation and smart infrastructure solutions.”
DAMIAN MASTERS URBAN VISION
Urban Vision, has announced the appointment of Damian Masters, who will take on the role of strategic property director. A chartered surveyor with over 20 years’ experience, Damian joins from his own property consultancy that he established in 2014, where he acted for a variety of public and private sector clients including, Middlesbrough Council and the Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service. Damian’s role will help to transform the way in which Salford City Council uses its property and estates portfolio and support them in delivering their existing and emerging regeneration, housing, education and commercial strategies.
MIKE ELLIOTT SOUND SPACE VISION
Mike Elliott has joined Anne Minors and Bob Essert as a director of theatre planning and acoustics consultancy Sound Space Vision. Mike has been with the company since 2008 and has project managed a number of completed venues through construction including the ACCA Centre for the University of Sussex and The Light in Euston. He is now leading the refurbishment of Fairfield Halls in Croydon and a new space for Nevill Holt Opera. He studied Theatre Design at Nottingham Trent University and also holds an MA in Theatre Consultancy from the University of Warwick. He has also worked with the Society of British Theatre Designers on exhibitions in 2007.
Unispace has appointed Sarah McDonnell to its team in Dublin as principal, client relations, and studio leader. Sarah brings 22 years of extensive industry experience to Unispace, and has worked on a wide range of work overseeing all project management processes from purchase, through to design development and construction contract completion. Her extensive experience includes projects across all industry sectors including work for clients such as Willis, JP Morgan, Jazz Pharma, Google and Workday. Prior to joining Unispace, Sarah worked for Sisk, Shelbourne Development and, most recently, StructureTone in Dublin, where she project managed and delivered projects for industry-leading clients such as Willis, Google, KPMG and Workday.
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