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Bracewell Stirling Consulting | Architects

Bracewell Stirling Consulting | Architects offers expertise in private and social housing developments as well as commercial projects including offices, business parks, retail, hotels, leisure and medical facilities. Our services include design, masterplanning, 3D modelling, energy and sustainability. Bracewell Stirli…

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UK - United Kingdom
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ResidentialCommercialEducationConservationCulturalHospitalityMasterplanningMixed-UseRetailResidential (High-end)Public SectorResidential (Private Homes)Residential (Affordable Housing)RetrofitIndustrialResidential (Elderly Living)Business SpaceFood & BeverageCivicUrban DesignSports & Leisure
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About Bracewell Stirling Consulting | Architects.

Bracewell Stirling Consulting | Architects offers expertise in private and social housing developments as well as commercial projects including offices, business parks, retail, hotels, leisure and medical facilities. Our services include design, masterplanning, 3D modelling, energy and sustainability. Bracewell Stirling is one of Scotland’s longest established architectural Practices, formed in 1925. The Award-Winning Practice continues to be a major player in the Scottish market, with offices in Stirling, Oban and Inverness.

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