Buro Four turns to Faithful + Gould to boost London arm

By Dave Rogers2018-08-21T06:00:00

Former US Embassy being prepared for Chipperfield conversion2

Consultant appoints new directors

Buro Four has poached two Faithful + Gould senior figures to beef up its London business.

The firm has nabbed Julian Kent and James Foreman to become project directors at the 80-strong firm.

Buro Four – which is working with David Chipperfield on the architect’s plan to turn the former US embassy in London’s Grosvenor Square into a luxury hotel as well as on the new £250m Museum of London designed by Stanton Williams and Asif Khan – said the pair will report into London managing director Ian Higgs.

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