PRP named as lead architect on Broadwater Farm estate refurb

Broadwater Farm estate

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PRP has landed the role of lead architect on a major refurbishment of two buildings on the Broadwater Farm Estate in North London which have been found to be at risk of collapse.

The practice will work on strengthening the Martlesham and Rochford buildings as part of a wider project to bring the estate up to current safety regulations.

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