Cundall is celebrating 50-years of design consultancy. What began in 1976 as a small British consultancy with a bold vision has grown into a global enterprise of more than 1,300 people across 29 offices, the firm said.
In the Middle East, the practice has been established for nearly 20-years, growing from a single office to 4 regional hubs in Doha, Dubai, Riyadh and Bengaluru. The team has grown by more than 100% in the last 3-years, delivering landmark work such as Qatar’s first large‑scale portfolio de-carbonisation strategy for Msheireb Properties, attractions for Saudi Entertainment Ventures, the Greater Muscat Structure Plan, and Dubai’s Guinness World Record‑breaking indoor rollercoaster, The Storm, it added.
“As we look back on 50 years, I’m proud not just of the projects we’ve delivered, but the sustainable businesses we have created across the globe and I am very grateful to the brilliant people, past and present who have contributed to this and shaped Cundall,” says Richard Stratton, Managing Director EMENA.
The next generation of leaders is driving new ideas, championing sustainability, and pushing the boundaries of engineering design. The practice remains focused on delivering its Zero Carbon Design 2030 commitment and its 2050 Science Based Targets, while exploring how AI and emerging technologies can continue to elevate its global capabilities, the firm explained.
“When we established our Middle East business nearly 2 decades ago, sustainability wasn’t a trend, it was a conviction. It has been central to all that we do, guiding every decision we’ve made and remains the foundation of who we are today,” Stratton adds. “What excites me most is that, through all our growth, we’ve stayed true to the values our founders set in 1976. Those values still define us – and they will guide us into the future.”
“Our people are absolutely at the heart of everything we do. We’ve built a culture where teams feel empowered to innovate and challenge convention, and we remain deeply committed to investing in our teams,” notes Lee French, MD MENA.
As part of its strategic growth plan, Cundall has continued to strengthen its presence in the Middle East to meet increasing demand for sustainable, future‑ready design solutions, the statement explained.
“Our expansion reflects the trust our clients place in us and the exceptional talent within our teams. Investing in the right locations, the right people and the right capabilities, we’re ensuring we can continue delivering projects that make a meaningful, lasting impact. With Gary Dodds, Faiyad Peterson and Scott McKeever steering our regional offices, the future looks incredibly exciting,” adds French.
With a strong pipeline of projects, the firm is well‑positioned to support the Middle East’s transformation and contribute to shaping resilient, people-centred places.
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