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OfficeSun 28 Oct 12

BVN, Donovan Hill merge to create new force

Two highly coverted architectural studios have come together to create a new studio,

BVN Donovan Hill.

The combined practice includes 14 principals and approximately 250 staff across Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne studios, along with adjunct offices in Canberra, Auckland, Bangkok and London.

‘This exciting change to our work culture follows happy syntheses between the two practices on previous ventures,’ said Mr. James Grose, National Director.

He noted that, ‘BVN Donovan Hill has a rich mix of skills and experience across a wide range of building types that will position us to take on global projects in the fast changing business world.’

‘An ongoing evolution, change and succession within the Principals group have ensured a depth of experience that will continue to deepen with our latest transition,’ said Mr. Grose.

The individual teams of the newly combined outfit were recognised at this year's National Architecture Awards with six projects shortlisted by the jury for National Awards.

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Article originally posted at: https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/bvn-donovan-hill-merge-to-create-new-force