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AJ+C ANNOUNCES TWO NEW PRINCIPALS
We are all focussed on the current priorities and evolving challenges of COVID-19. However, we are still looking to the future with some positive news.
Today we start a new chapter in our proud 68-year history, in announcing two new owners, Brian Mariotti and John Whittingham, who join Michael Heenan as principals and custodians of the business.
‘The invitation for John and Brian to be principals reflects their skills and outstanding contribution to AJ+C over many years: Brian as leader of our Multi-residential and Student Accommodation projects, and John as leader of Sport and Community.’ Michael Heenan (CEO, Principal, design).
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Brian Mariotti led the AJ+C team on the transformational Darling Square 1 and 2 projects for Urbanest in the Sydney CBD, and is currently leading a major project in Redfern combining two 18-storey student living towers with a laneway and public art space connecting to Redfern-Waterloo art trail.
He is also leading design for the Parramatta South Gateway Precinct, and a mixed-use project in Liverpool with 260 residential apartments and retail and commercial services, designed for family-friendly high-density living.
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John Whittingham is using sport as an agent of social change, focused on a statewide reduction in youth depression, incarceration and suicide, by revolutionising sport, education and community facilities.
He is currently working alongside the Police Citizens Youth Clubs (PCYC), radically reconceptualising their facilities state-wide and led the Broken Hill YMCA Integrated Health & Wellness Centre.
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Mark Louw has joined the three owners on Executive Leadership Team, which is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the practice.
Peter Ireland remains with AJ+C, continuing his valuable contributions to design and talent development and he has now passed on the baton of ownership to the next generation.
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