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Mary Duggan Architects

The practice has developed a reputation for well-conceived and thoughtfully-detailed architecture for forward-thinking clients with an equal enthusiasm for design. Working predominantly in the cultural and housing sectors, current projects include a threshold structure for The Garden Museum, Lambeth and a landscape-le…

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The practice has developed a reputation for well-conceived and thoughtfully-detailed architecture for forward-thinking clients with an equal enthusiasm for design. Working predominantly in the cultural and housing sectors, current projects include a threshold structure for The Garden Museum, Lambeth and a landscape-led scheme in Coulsdon consisting of 157 apartments across 5 buildings. The work of the practice is broad, spanning concept-based commissions and project feasibility through to full project delivery. A concern for our clients’ needs and a commitment to challenge preconceived notions of value are central to our working philosophy. Mary Duggan Architects is concerned with the experiential and material qualities of architecture, constantly reaching out for new motivations to change the field of influence. Since establishing, the practice has run a Residency Programme to develop and diversify the creative dialogue and outputs within the practice.

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