David Halliday (Managing Director), Michael Halliday (Director), David Shaw (Projects Director), Steve Crawford (Director of Planning).

Halliday Fraser Munro invests in projects team with senior appointment

UK architecture and planning practice, Halliday Fraser Munro, has expanded its team with the appointment of David Shaw, who has

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UK architecture and planning practice, Halliday Fraser Munro, has expanded its team with the appointment of David Shaw, who has 16 years’ experience in the profession, as projects director.

Shaw joins Halliday Fraser Munro’s growing Glasgow office from Sheppard Robson and has an extensive background in delivering large scale, complex projects across diverse sectors.

Shaw’s experience includes direct involvement in multi-million-pound projects across the sectors Halliday Fraser Munro work in. His career includes working for some of the top design and delivery practices in Glasgow.

In his new role, Shaw will have an overview of how projects are progressing from start to finish, ensuring clients continue to receive a first-class service. In addition to his client-facing role, he will keep the practice at the forefront of technology & sustainability making sure it leads in current and emerging trends. Halliday Fraser Munro is working on a number of significant major city centre developments within Glasgow and Edinburgh.

David Halliday, managing director of Halliday Fraser Munro, said: “With David’s track record in delivering complex projects within tight timeframes, we’re delighted to be welcoming him to our team and believe he will strongly enhance our offering.”

Shaw added: “Halliday Fraser Munro has a strong reputation for its work in local communities and across the country. I’m looking forward to overseeing the firm’s projects, working alongside the team and clients to offer the best advice possible to ensure everyone’s needs are met.”

Over the last year, Halliday Fraser Munro has won new business in excess of £160M and has offices in seven locations across the UK.

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