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Trio of conservation practices awarded places on Kew Gardens framework

By 2023-01-23T13:09:00

Kew orangery

Work could include a restoration of the grade I-listed Orangery and the grade II-listed Japanese gateway

Acanthus Clews, Hugh Broughton Architects and Martin Ashley Associates have been awarded places on a £4m design framework for Kew Gardens in South London.

The three practices were chosen from a 10-strong shortlist for the four-year deal, which will include conservation, refurbishment and newbuild jobs at the 260-year-old botanic garden and its sister site at Wakehurst in Sussex.

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