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Problem job widens losses at HOK
Architect’s UK chief ‘hopeful’ Middle East job will be finished by Christmas
HOK’s UK-based business continues to be blighted by a scheme in the Middle East which helped widen pre-tax losses at the architect last year.
The architect, based in London’s Fitzrovia, said it has been “adversely impacted” by a scheme in the Middle East.
HOK International declined to name the job but the head of its London office, managing principal Dan Hajjar, said it will have finished its work on the project by the end the year.
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