Meet the Team

Technologists

Jason joined BMJ in 2008 and has over 21-years’ experience as a technologist. Jason has gained extensive experience working with consortiums, trusts, consultants and user groups covering a range of disciplines from design development through to user meetings and on-site coordination.

Jason has worked on projects ranging from small-scale extensions to masterplanning new build and refurbishment projects ranging from £100k to £400m; many involving complex briefs requiring phasing and a thorough understanding of the Clients’ operational needs. He has an extensive technical knowledge base of both hospital operations and construction.

He has been involved in a range of Science and Healthcare projects including laboratory projects for ICL over 5 years including within the Commonwealth, ICTEM, Burlington Danes buildings on the Hammersmith Campus. He supervised construction on the Guy’s Tower CRF/BRC and is currently lead technical advisor to UCLH on the new £110m Cancer Building. Jason is a qualified Principal Designer.

Jason

Threlfall

Principal Designer / Senior Technologist

Steve joined BMJ in 2017 and brought with him 41 years’ experience within the healthcare design and medical planning which included during his career small refurbishment to private and public health [NHS] hospitals and larger healthcare project as part of the design team. Steve is currently working on the King’s College Hospital New Critical Care Unit. This is a unique facility where the new building is being constructed above an existing fully functioning operating theatre department and CCU. His career has seen involvement with many types of healthcare building, whether part of an Architectural design team or embedded within the client’s own estate. His roles included clinical design from the initial scheme design through to completion, across all stages of the design process. New build, traditional or PFI, P21, P21+ Contractor / Consortium Lead Projects. Steve has specialist architectural knowledge and experience in these healthcare design.

Steve is methodical and practical in approach, and highly motivated to provide the best possible healthcare facilities both for the patients and staff. He is a proficient designer with a medical planning background, using 2D Autocad, ADB and other Medical databases Medical Planning Software.

Stephen

Austin

Senior Technologist

Stuart joined BMJ at the start of 2021 after moving away from Stornoway where he worked as an Architectural Technologist for 2 years on a variety of projects. During his time in Stornoway, Stuart worked on large-scale housing developments to central decontamination units at the Western Isles Hospital.

Stuart is skilled in a wide range of software’s, AutCAD, Revit, Sketch Up & Archicad. He is very passionate about his job and deals with each task with great care, whether it is by himself or as a team.

Stuart

Miller

Architectural Technologist

Tom joined the team back in July 2018 after finishing his BSc (Hons) in the North of Scotland. He is a well motived individual with a positive attitude and the ability to learn new skills quickly. Tom has the mind set to work confidently by himself and in a team environment. During his time at college, Tom worked on a wide range of projects from educational facilities to private tartan mills. Since joining the company Tom has developed his skills in Archicad, Sketch up and Solibri and offers inhouse support for between both offices. He has a driving passion for the technology and the future of BIM which he incorporates into projects. Tom enjoys setting task for himself and team as its important that we reach each deadline for the project to run on time.

He worked on Pirbright Institute for the best part of a year speaking with contractors and engineers to ensure a smooth run to meet deadlines. Updating drawings and schedules, advising on drawing numbers, reviewing design information from all party are some of the day to day task Tom encounters. He works closely with the BIM manager on the project to make sure the model meets all the BIM level 2 requirements.

Tom recently worked on 4 fast track Covid Lab projects for the University of Glasgow and NHS Scotland. His proactive dedicated approach ensures that these projects were all handed over within extremely tight completion timescales due to the nature of the urgency of the works. Tom attended all sites on a weekly basis to ensure that the work was progressing to the required standard.

Thomas

Smith

Architectural Technologist

Vito

Gramegna

Architectural Technologist