On Thursday 9 September Sydney’s design scene gathered to celebrate the opening of BVN Architecture’s brand new Pitt Street studio in the Hilton Hotel complex. The relocation gave them the opportunity put their design ideas into practice and create an environment that encourages collaboration and improves productivity.
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