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One Step Ahead

One Step Ahead

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11 Oct–19 Nov 2011

PCKO Architects celebrates 30 years of innovation at The Building Centre.

Established in 1981 and now led by Peter Chlapowski and Andrew Ogorzalek, PCKO Architects celebrates its 30th anniversary with an exhibition, 'One Step Ahead', highlighting a selection of the practice's most innovative projects. The exhibition will illustrate PCKO's anticipation of client needs and architectural developments over the past three decades.

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