Holmes Miller has strengthened its senior team with new appointments, as seven staff are promoted across its Glasgow and London offices
As part of the new senior team appointments, Matt Heaney has been promoted to project director in recognition of his contribution to the growth of the residential sector with a particular focus on Later Living opportunities across the UK and Ireland.
Lorna Baird, John Burns, Steven Coulson, Joanne Hemmings, Ruaridh Nicol, and Chris Wotherspoon have also become associates.
Their expertise is driving Holmes Miller’s net zero approach on major Civic, Education and Leisure projects in line with the Practice Sustainability Charter.
Holmes Miller’s commitment to environmentally sustainable ethical design and building practices has seen the firm appointed to decarbonise Watford town hall and Colosseum.
The firm is also working on a raft of Passivhaus and EnerPhit education projects across the UK, including Scotland’s first Passivhaus-accredited swimming pool and leisure centre in Blairgowrie.
‘Raising standards across the industry as we look ahead to a net zero future’
Callum Houston, managing director at Holmes Miller, commented: “As someone who has personally grown up through the business it has always been important to me to cultivate and support young talent.
“These talented designers will help us cement our position as one of the UK’s leading sustainability-driven architecture practices, raising standards across the industry as we look ahead to a net zero future.”
