Alastair Kenyon joins smaller rival after nearly six years at US giant
Alinea has pulled off a major coup after luring Aecom big hitter Alastair Kenyon to the £13m turnover business.
Kenyon spent nearly six years at Aecom and was the US giant’s head of offices in London where he was in charge of a team of 60.
But the 44-year-old has made the switch to the 100-strong, five-year-old cost consultant which was set up in May 2013 by six former Davis Langdon – snapped up by Aecom in 2010 – and EC Harris partners.
Kenyon (pictured) becomes Alinea’s seventh equity partner and will be working alongside the firm’s private sector clients on commercial, mixed-use and residential schemes.
Alinea, which is due to publish its annual results later this month, is working on a string of jobs in the City including the 22 Bishopsgate tower being built by Multiplex, Mitsubishi Estates’ 6-8 Bishopsgate, a 50-storey tower designed by Wilkinson Eyre, and Bishopsgate Plaza, a hotel and residential scheme being built by Lendlease.
Richard Taylor, Alinea co-founder, said: “We are delighted to welcome Alastair into our business as we plan for the future in building a successful and sustainable business. We are hugely excited at the proposition of taking the business to the next level of our development.”
Kenyon’s projects at Aecom included the Foster + Partners-designed Bloomberg building – a stone’s throw from Alinea’s office on Cannon Street – as well as British Land’s Triton Square development near Euston and Brookfield’s 100 Bishopsgate scheme, a 37-storey tower designed by Allies & Morrison being built by Multiplex in the City.
He also worked alongside former Argent boss Roger Madelin who is heading up British Land’s redevelopment of a former newspaper printworks at Canada Water in east London.
Before joining Aecom, Kenyon spent nearly seven years at Faithful + Gould and five years at Currie & Brown.
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