PRP appoints new director in Manchester

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PRP has appointed Simon Doody as a director in its Manchester studio. 

Doody, who has three decades of experience across the residential, workplace, mixed-use, education and masterplanning sectors, joins the firm from Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS) where he spent 22 years, most recently as senior partner. 

In his new role, he will lead PRP’s Manchester office alongside Alistair Weir and will oversee the design and delivery of projects across the office, with his focus at PRP being on socially impactful residential, commercial and civic projects.

Craig Sheach, partner at PRP said “Simon joining the team marks a pivotal next step for the studio enabling us to strengthen our presence in the North West region. Simon’s expertise, creativity and passion will help us serve our clients better along with strengthening design quality and office culture, shaping a vibrant future for our growing Manchester studio.”

Doody added: “In a city that continues to thrive, this is an incredible opportunity to be part of PRP as they move forward to grow their Manchester portfolio. I’m looking forward to getting involved in multiple cross-sector schemes, while combining my experience with PRP’s national expertise in residential design. I’m excited to collaborate with the talented team there and see what we can achieve together.”

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