Property Developer
Allied London
We are an award-winning UK company focused on a simple single vision – to create inspiring places that dynamically change the ways in which we work and live in Britain.
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- Regions
- UK - England - Greater London
- Sectors
- ResidentialCommercialMixed-UseRetail
About
About Allied London.
We are an award-winning UK company focused on a simple single vision – to create inspiring places that dynamically change the ways in which we work and live in Britain.
With energy and dedication, we devise, design and deliver landmark mixed-use real estate developments, buildings and concepts in London, Manchester and Leeds.
With three offices in three key cities we have a strong, dynamic team with diverse and creative experience in the business of property, finance, design, marketing and the arts.
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1 person · 1 podcast episode · Practice video
Podcast · Episode
David Drews, Design Director of Allied London
Join Stephen Drew from the Architecture Social as he sits down with David Drews, the Design Director at Allied London. They discuss David's journey from working at prestigious firms like TP Bennett and Steven Marshall Architects, to his current role, where he manages extensive architectural projects in Manchester and nurtures an in-house design team.
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- Website
- alliedlondon.com ↗
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