Muse has bolstered its southern team with four new appointments.
Matthew Barter has joined the firm as development manager from DS2, where he worked as an associate. In his new role, Barter will be responsible for the next phases of development at Manor Road Quarter in Canning Town and Bristol Temple Quarter. He will also support Isabelle Asante with new business.
William Collomosse has joined Muse as development manager from Lambert Smith Hampton, where he worked as a senior surveyor in the development consultancy team. Collomosse will be responsible for the development of Bristol Temple Quarter, Stevenage Station Gateway and will work with James Stockdale on Purfleet-on-Thames.
Tom Curtis, who has joined the company as a senior project manager from Amro Partners, will be responsible for managing the delivery of neighbourhoods in Plymouth, Purfleet-on-Thames and the North West Quadrant in Slough.
Gemma Holt has also joined Muse as personal assistant from Silver Navy Entertainment. She previously held roles with Peabody Trust and One Housing Group.
Simon Harding-Roots, regional managing director – south at Muse, said: “We are boosting our team with a breadth of experience across complex mixed-use regeneration and housing delivery, which will be key in supporting our growth ambitions and shaping the next generation of neighbourhoods across the South.
“This is especially important as we continue to build momentum in the region following the signing of the development agreement at Stevenage Gateway and our appointment as preferred partner for Bristol Temple Quarter. As our neighbourhoods develop across the South, our expanded team will be ensuring that we continue to deliver places that improve the lives of local people.”
