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Updated July 2026

Architecture

Brunswick Group

Brunswick Group is a global advisory firm advising property and built-environment clients on communications, reputation and stakeholder engagement.

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Brunswick Group is a global advisory firm that helps organisations navigate high-stakes issues, complex stakeholder relationships and moments of significant change. Founded in London in 1987, it has grown into an international partnership advising businesses and leaders on corporate and financial communications, reputation, public affairs and transformation.

Within the built environment, Brunswick advises property developers, investors and real estate businesses on how they engage clients, communities, media and wider stakeholders. That work connects directly to architecture: how projects are positioned, how schemes are communicated to the public, and how the value of good design is articulated to the people who commission and fund it.

The firm is headquartered at 16 Lincoln's Inn Fields in London and works from offices across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific, including Hong Kong, where Architecture Social Podcast guest Alicia Yau is based.

Alicia Yau joins the Architecture Social Podcast to discuss marketing and business development in architecture, drawing on her route from an architecture background into communications and public relations.

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Navigating Business Development and Marketing in Architecture with Alicia Yau

In this engaging episode, Stephen Drew from the Architecture Social hosts Alicia Yao, a seasoned professional currently working at Brunswick Group. Alicia shares her journey from studying architecture at Westminster to transitioning into marketing and communications within the architectural industry.

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