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NEW ARRIVALS Rounding up the latest movers and in-house
appointments across the industry AMIN ALSADEN SHARJAH ARCHITECTURE TRIENNIAL
RICHARD KETTLEBOROUGH LK2
LK2 has expanded its team with a new senior architectural technologist, Richard Kettleborough. He joins the team with more than 15 years’ experience in the industry, having worked on a multitude of residential, commercial, leisure and retail projects including a recent £13m mixed use scheme in Wokingham. Richard said: “I’m excited to be joining the team at LK2. I’ve already worked extensively on retail and leisure projects, and I’m looking forward to getting stuck into the exciting projects LK2 has going on both in the UK and overseas.” Richard has also experienced working on large European retail projects in both Moscow and Bratislava. He joins LK2 from Benoy, having previously worked at Simons Design and Savills.
MARTIN PEASE WATG LONDON
WATG, has announced the appointment of Martin Pease as managing director of the firm’s London practice. A seasoned global executive, Pease brings 25 years of design and commercial business experience to WATG, with deep expertise across the UK, US and the Middle East. Anthony Mallows, president & CEO, commented: “I am delighted to welcome Martin to the firm. His commercial savvy, design talent and leadership skills will enable WATG to significantly scale our UK operations with a continued focus on delighting our clients and delivering excellent design. His experience with large-scale project delivery will bring a unique perspective to our London operations and our global team at large.”
NEW PROMOTIONS MABER
Architecture practice Maber has reorganised its top management to drive growth in London and the Midlands. Managing director Mark Hobson (pictured, right) becomes CEO and will focus on the practice’s London office, while Ian Harris (left), previously head of the Leicester office, takes over as MD with a brief to develop the practice’s Nottingham, Derby, Leicester and Birmingham offices. Tim Boxford, associate director, has stepped up to lead the Leicester office, and Catherine Lambert has been promoted to associate. Hobson commented: “We are delighted to announce these developments in our team that will position us for further growth.”
Amin Alsaden has been appointed the director of the Sharjah Architecture Triennial, the first major platform dedicated to architecture and urbanism in the Middle East, East and North Africa, and South Asia. Bringing a depth of experience to the position as an architectural scholar and practitioner, Alsaden will contribute to the organisation's growth, sustainability, long-term mission, and launch one of the Triennial's core initiatives: a research program. Alsaden will work closely with the Triennial's selected curators toward realising and anchoring their projects in Sharjah, and complementing the organisation's own vision and gradual evolution.
THREE NEW PRINCIPALS BDP
BDP has appointed architects Sue Emms and Nick Fairham as well as project manager Simon Riley to the company’s board of directors as principals. Chief executive John McManus said; “Succession planning and continuity of leadership is fundamental to the ongoing success and performance of any business. We are delighted to invite Sue Emms, Nick Fairham and Simon Riley to become principals of BDP. All have already excelled in their current role within the practice and we are confident that their guidance and direction will enhance and maintain the continuing good performance of the practice for years to come.
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