Our people

Our people

All together different — We're independent, multi-disciplinary real estate technical experts, project managers, and sustainability consultants. We understand how buildings work and how they perform. Meet our team.

Adam Nicol

Director, Head of Tenant Alterations

Adam Nicol

  • With 22 years' experience across all areas of building surveying, Adam specialises as an expert in dilapidations and also leads our tenant alteration service
  • Director responsible for our tenant alterations service and London Estates sector focus
  • Specialist in dilapidations and tenant alterations approval
  • Manages and delivers clients’ dilapidations requirements on key accounts.

Case Studies

David Lloyd Leisure Centres, UK and Ireland portfolio

Tenant Alterations and MEP Engineering

David Lloyd Leisure Centres, UK and Ireland portfolio

Specialist technical support to review, coordinate and monitor a programme of tenant fit-out works across multiple operational leisure centres. 

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Confidential Estate, London

Tenant Alterations and MEP Engineering

Landlord Licence to Alter

Appointed by the landlord to manage the Licence to Alter (LTA) process across multiple tenant demises.

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News & Insights

News 23 OCT 2025

Thrive in Construction Podcast: Comfort is Killing Progress ft. Andy Hay

Andy Hay joined the Thrive in Construction podcast, sharing why clarity, capability and courage - not comfort - drive progress in a fast-changing world.

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News 04 SEP 2025

Q+A: Hollis CEO sets out European blueprint

In a recent interview with Green Street News, Andy Hay, CEO, shared our vision for the next chapter of our journey in continental Europe.

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News 10 DEC 2025

Hollis Highlights 2025

2025 has been an incredible year at Hollis, packed with achievements, growth and milestones we’re proud of.

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“No day is ever the same for me. I love the diversity of clients we work with and the huge array of property types and sectors that we operate amongst. One of the most exciting prospects for our industry in the coming years will be the evolution of these property types and sectors as we start to prioritise living and working in a more flexible, harmonious way.”