Watson Batty promotes six ahead of milestone anniversary
Leeds and Loughborough-based Watson Batty Architects has announced a series of senior promotions as it approaches its 50th anniversary and continues to deliver strong growth across its commercial, living and learning sectors.
Robert Jagger, Phillippa Nall and Ben Pickersgill have been promoted to company directors, while John Nall and Rob Cundy step up to associate director.
Daniel Lowe also becomes an associate in recognition of his contributions to the sport and leisure team.
The promotions reflect the firm’s strategic expansion and commitment to nurturing its next generation of leaders.
With a 40-strong team and a portfolio spanning public and private sector projects, Watson Batty recently surpassed its performance targets by nearly ten per cent, reinforcing its reputation as one of the UK’s most forward-thinking architectural practices.
Peter White, managing director at Watson Batty Architects, said: “We are thrilled to announce these strategically important and highly deserved promotions.
“At Watson Batty Architects, we have an excellent track record in nurturing talent from within and we actively reward individual excellence with a shared commitment to personal development and the long-term success of the practice.
“Indeed, each of these team members have made a tangible difference to our success to date and will help shape the future of our practice as we enter our sixth decade of business in 2026.”
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