Strengthening our project teams by promoting from within the practice, Hayball is delighted to announce three senior appointments.
Senior Associate:
Andrew Moulding (Melbourne)
Associate:
Marissa Cavalchini (Melbourne)
Robert Mosca (Brisbane)
Celebrating the appointments with all staff at a cocktail event in Melbourne, managing director Tom Jordan said the ability to recognise and nurture future leaders is one of the key factors in the Hayball’s continued success.
“We focus on attracting the best talent and involving them in projects that stretch their skills and knowledge, and inspire their confidence. I’m very proud of how the practice continues to renew by supporting staff to move into leadership roles — passionate designers whose broader contribution to the practice is their spirit of collaboration and engagement with the business of our clients.”
Andrew Moulding (pictured centre)
Andrew is an accomplished project leader with an array of experience on education, master planning, mixed-use and residential projects. With excellent design skills matched by in-depth technical knowledge of building techniques and materials, his strong interests in high rise design and prefabricated building components find expression in projects such as the 62-storey Empire Apartments. Andrew originally joined us as an architect in 2008 and was promoted to Associate in 2013.
Marissa Cavalchini (pictured left)
Marissa leads a range of architectural and urban design projects – notably in the education and multi-residential sectors. With a keen interest in the relationship between space and learning pedagogies, she thrives on the intelligent design of innovative and adaptable education spaces such as Ave Maria College, The Mary Centre. She is also experienced in large scale masterplanning and urban design for greenfield developments in Australia, China and the UAE, and has contributed to Hayball’s theoretical urban design research projects (Proposition 2065). Demonstrating clear development of project skills and expertise since joining us an emerging graduate in 2009, Marissa also works with design leaders internally to drive Hayball’s design process and culture.
Robert Mosca (pictured right)
Rob joined us as a graduate in 2013. Demonstrating a very mature approach to problem solving, communicating issues and achieving resolution, he was promoted to project leader in 2015. In 2016, Rob relocated to the Brisbane studio where he is leading the Chester & Ella project and contributing to the studio’s growth. Rob’s passion for innovative, intelligent and efficient design extends to an interest in developing technologies such as CLT which are shaping methods of designing and building.