MCW promotes all-female team as part of succession planning

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Cambridge-based practice plans for the future with new appointments

Cambridge-based MCW Architects has recently appointed three associates to the position of associate directors.

All three of these newly appointed associate directors joined MCW Architects within 18 months of its establishment in 2011. It is anticipated that the new leadership team will oversee the long-term future of the practice, as the founding directors plan for their eventual retirement.

Paula Mejía-Wright, the firm’s first employee, has led on the design and delivery of several Cambridge projects, including St John’s College’s new buttery and the RIBA-award winning Stapleford Granary Centre for Arts and Culture.

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