Thomas & Adamson expands London team
International construction consultancy Thomas & Adamson has appointed Stephen Hart as associate to lead its new building surveying team in London.
Stephen joins from John Rowan and Partners, bringing expertise in cladding remediation, façade risk assessments and party wall matters.
A chartered surveyor and Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors member, he strengthens Thomas & Adamson’s offering in legal and regulatory advisory services.
Stephen said: “Joining Thomas & Adamson to head up London building surveying team and continuing to support the growth of its business in the south was an opportunity that came at an ideal time.
“The firm has a strong reputation in the market and ambitious plans for 2025 that I am excited to be part of this process.”
His appointment follows the firm’s acquisition by Egis Group, expanding its UK services. Future projects include cladding remediation for a national housebuilder and a listed hotel survey in Bayswater.
Additionally, Jack Chamberlain has joined as senior project manager, bringing experience from Cushman & Wakefield and Gardiner & Theobald.
Hamish Paterson, director and head of building surveying at Thomas & Adamson, added: “The introduction of Stephen, leading our London office to provide extensive building surveying capabilities, is an exciting step for the firm and increases the services we are currently offering for clients in the capital.
“Stephen has wide-ranging experience in a variety of sectors, and his specialism in party wall matters will be an especially valuable addition.
“We are pleased to welcome him on board and look forward to expanding the team further in due course.”
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