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NEW ARRIVALS Rounding up the latest movers and in-house
appointments across the industry Allan Stringer
John Lynch
GEMMA PONT CPMG ARCHITECTS
ALLAN STRINGER & JOHN LYNCH ASSAEL ARCHITECTURE
Assael Architecture have promoted Allan Stringer and John Lynch to associate directors. Both Allan and John joined Assael back in 2011 as Part 2 architectural assistants and qualified as architects together in 2012. They have quickly become integral members of the Assael team, working on a range of the practice’s notable projects. Allan has played an instrumental role in Assael’s build-to-rent work around London, leading on all stages of the 236-home Pontoon Dock, due for completion imminently, and the implementation of ‘Imperial Two’ that provides 500 Build to Rent homes for Danescroft Land. He is leading the team on two projects; Connected Living London for TfL and Grainger, as well as the private for sale development, 101 on Cleveland for Dukelease and Art Invest. John has similarly played a pivotal role in Assael’s projects, designing the aforementioned 101 on Cleveland, the mixed-use Queens Wharf and Riverside Studios, alongside Hammersmith Bridge, for Mount Anvil. John is now leading the team on many more large, residentially-led schemes, including Manor Road in Richmond for Avanton, Boston Road in Hanwell and Clayton Road along the canal in Hayes, both for A2Dominion. They have both taken projects from the feasibility stages through to planning, design and delivery. These promotions have come at a time of significant expansion for Assael Architecture, as the practice has reached over 100 staff for the first time.
SU DOGGETT HKS
Leading hospitality interior designer Su Doggett has joined the London studio of global architectural practice HKS as director of hospitality interiors. This marks a “significant step for HKS,” said the firm, introducing interiors into the London office alongside existing architectural, urban design, master planning and landscape design capabilities. Su has “vast experience,” having worked extensively throughout Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Indonesia as Principal in charge of a variety of luxury hospitality projects. Recent key projects include the Four Seasons Bodrum, the Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam, the Langham Sydney and the St Regis Osaka.
National architecture firm CPMG Architects is continuing its growth with the recent appointment of Gemma Pont as its new London associate. Gemma joins the team with several years of international architectural experience across Europe and within the London market. She studied at the Barcelona School of Architecture and built up her wealth of experience at several studios in Barcelona and Switzerland, before spending the last five years at a practice in the UK capital. Gemma will be responsible for the day-to- day running of the London studio and will manage the team in growing its work across the education, health, residential and commercial sectors.
ANTHONY PAGE MORRISON DESIGN
Derby’s oldest architectural practice, Morrison Design has promoted Anthony Page to associate director. Anthony joined the firm in February 2004 and has 15 years’ experience working in the commercial, science and technology, blue light, public and hotel sectors. He has managed teams and project managed several high profile architectural projects which have included redevelopment of the Doubletree by Hilton – London, West End hotel. In his new role, Anthony will continue to lead high profile projects, ensure the firm’s internal IT and quality assurance protocols are maintained, and support the team to grow and develop the firm.
ADF DECEMBER 2019
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