John Linnell
About John Linnell
John Linnell is an Associate at Arup with extensive experience in structural engineering and architecture, having worked on significant projects such as the HS2 Phase 2b project and the Woodburn Road Tunnel Works.
Current Position at Arup
John Linnell is currently an Associate at Arup. His tenure at the company began in 2016 in Sheffield and has extended to cover roles in Qatar starting in 2011. At Arup, he has been responsible for significant roles such as leading projects and managing multidisciplinary teams in both locations.
Previous Roles at Arup
Before his current role, John Linnell worked as an Associate at Arup in Sheffield from 1996 to 2011. During this period, he accumulated 15 years of extensive experience, working on various projects that contributed to his professional growth and the company's stature.
Education and Expertise
John Linnell studied Structural Engineering & Architecture at The University of Manchester, where he earned his BEng degree. His academic tenure at the university spanned from 1993 to 1996, equipping him with foundational knowledge and skills that he has applied throughout his career in engineering and architecture.
HS2 Phase 2b Project Involvement
John Linnell played a key role as the Arup lead and multidisciplinary design manager for the HS2 Phase 2b project. He was specifically responsible for overseeing the design and development of the new HS2 Leeds station, as well as making modifications to the existing Leeds Station. His leadership in this project highlights his expertise in managing large-scale infrastructure projects.
Woodburn Road Tunnel Works
As the design manager and client contact for the Woodburn Road Tunnel Works, John Linnell focused on the strategy and performance specification documentation for tunnel infilling. This project emphasized his capability in handling complex civil engineering challenges and working closely with clients to meet project specifications.
Charter Row/Project Cavendish Development
John Linnell led the Charter Row/Project Cavendish Development in Sheffield. This project involved realigning a city center highway and integrating cycle tracks and high-quality landscaping solutions. His role in this development demonstrated his ability to manage urban infrastructure projects that enhance city landscapes and promote sustainable transportation solutions.