Liverpool’s Legacie Developments has today (28 October) announced the appointment of a new managing director to oversee the company’s national expansion.

Gavin Currie, who has over 25 years construction experience and was previously managing director of the Scotland-based Bancon Construction, joined Legacie this month.

The company has several live construction sites underway including the flagship £90 million Parliament Square residential development in the Baltic Triangle and Element The Quarter, a North Liverpool scheme which will be developed into 450 eco-friendly apartments.

Meanwhile, Legacie will start work on its first major venture outside the North West this week when construction begins on a new residential development in Luton. The firm has also started work on its first development in Manchester – a 196 unit apartment and commercial scheme at Salford Quays.

The developments in Manchester and Luton are being delivered in partnership with RWinvest.

Commenting on the new appointment, Legacie Developments, founder, John Morley, says: “We are incredibly excited to welcome Gavin to the team as our new managing director. He is extremely experienced and will be a great asset to the business as we look to expand across the UK.”

Gavin adds: “Legacie has developed a strong name in the construction of large scale commercial and residential developments and has really strong plans for the future.

“I am looking forward to getting into the role and supporting John and the team as we continue to deliver in the North West and as we move into new territories such as Luton and London. It is an exciting time for the company.”

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