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BFAWButtress Fuller Alsop Williams (UK architects)
BFAWBelgische Federatie van Aannemers van Wegenwerken (Dutch: Belgian Federation of Road Works Contractors; Belgium)
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The Liverpool office of architects Buttress Fuller Alsop Williams has been appointed by building manager CB Richard Ellis to survey the condition and create a forward plan for the maintenance and development of the Grade II listed building.
Architects appointed for pounds 5m Royal Liver revamp; IN ASSOCIATION ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
She previously worked for Buttress Fuller Alsop Williams, Edmund Kirby and Michael Hyde and Associates.
Drawing on wealth of talent by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Mura, of Heaton, in Newcastle, graduated with distinctions from the University of Manchester in 1994 and has been with JDDK for four years, having worked previously for Buttress Fuller Alsop Williams, Edmund Kirby and Michael Hyde and Associates.
Young architect lands a top post by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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