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Lee Fitzgerald Architects

Lee/Fitzgerald Architects is a London-based design studio, founded in 1998. The practice has completed major commissions for the Institution of Electrical Engineers, the Arts University College Bournemouth, the South West Regional Development Agency, Really Useful Theatres, Wadham College, Oxford and St Peter’s Colleg…

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Lee/Fitzgerald Architects is a London-based design studio, founded in 1998. The practice has completed major commissions for the Institution of Electrical Engineers, the Arts University College Bournemouth, the South West Regional Development Agency, Really Useful Theatres, Wadham College, Oxford and St Peter’s College Oxford, alongside a number of residential projects that include refurbishments of two internationally renowned design classic houses. With the success of these projects Lee/Fitzgerald’s workload has rapidly expanded and the practice has developed a reputation for high-quality architectural design. In 2004 Lee/Fitzgerald moved into its current, purpose-designed studio at 199 Southwark Bridge Road. Lee/Fitzgerald Architects is a friendly, non-hierarchical design studio. The office is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is used by staff as a base for teaching, writing and private creative work alongside practice projects.

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