Nottingham-based architectural practice, GT3 Architects, has made two senior appointments and the growing firm has said its recruitment drive doesn't stop there.
Joining the 25-strong team are David Richardson, who joins as senior architect, and Matthew McCreith, project architect.
Based in The Wallis Building, Plumptre Place, in Nottingham's creative quarter in the city, the firm are also looking to employ a project technician, a Part 2 architectural assistant and an architectural technology graduate.
Matthew said: "David and I are joining at a time of sustained growth within the business. We are a young and highly talented team working on a range of very exciting and challenging projects.
"In my early discussions with the directors, I was very impressed with the emphasis the company places on its staff, undoubtedly regarding them as its most important assets and providing them with the support, guidance and infrastructure to ensure they reach their full potential."
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GT3 Architects has delivered a range of award-winning and nationally recognised projects around the 海角视频 across sports and leisure, hospitality, entertainment, master-planning, mixed-use, workplace, residential and heritage sectors.
They say that the central focus of all projects is an approach they term ‘People Architecture’, which positions people, not buildings, at the heart of its work, ensuring the spaces it creates are not just beautiful, but that they deliver real, enduring value to the people who use and operate them long into the future.
Following a period of rapid growth, the practice has worked all over the country with clients from Dover to Northumberland, it has also secured a number of more local projects.
David, who is currently working on a community hub project in Chesterfield, said: “The culture at GT3 Architects is all about people. There is a clear vision that in any building design the people who utilise the facility must, at all times, be the primary focus. They must be allowed to gain maximum benefit from its use and to ensure that takes place they must be consulted with and valued every step of the way. It is a very refreshing approach and goes a long way to explain the growth of the business.”