Interior design appointments at Thomson Adsett

Architecture and design firm Thomson Adsett, which marks its 50th anniversary this year, has announced the appointed of Shireen Hoffman, Kate Tempest and Lindsey Ting to its interior design team.

Hoffmann, who joined the practice in April as team leader, has been promoted to principal. She brings to her new role more than 20 years of experience in the industry, with previous appointments at Brown James and Group GSA.

Thomson Adsett CEO Cameron Frazer said that Hoffmann’s vast experience and working knowledge of the industry made her a great fit for the company.

“Shireen has been an integral part of the interior design team since joining Thomson Adsett earlier this year,” he said.

“Her impressive background and passion [are] a great addition to our practice and we are thrilled to have Shireen on board.”

Commenting on her appointment, Hoffmann said she was most excited about the breadth of sectors she was working on. “I feel honoured about my promotion to principal at Thomson Adsett in what is their 50th year of operation,” she said.

“We are very well known for our beautiful architecture projects and we are now hoping to promote and grow the presence of our interior design team as we work on such amazing projects.”

Kate Tempest and Lindsey Ting also both bring a wealth of experience to their new roles on the interior design team, the practice said.

“I am thrilled to be part of the TA interiors ‘dream team’,” Ting said. “It is an exciting time as we are creating our own signature interiors brand within Thomson Adsett and the industry. I love that I get to collaborate with my architecture peers to create coherent, meaningful and functional spaces, which changes people’s lives for the better.”

Meanwhile, Tempest is thrilled to be back at Thomson Adsett after eight years at Fulton Trotter Architects. “It’s wonderful to be working with such a great bunch of people who are also fantastic designers,” she said.

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