Design firm EDAW’s Melbourne office has announced Yurie Tyblewych will become the new Director of Urban Design with 25 years experience in state and local government and private sector urban design. They have also announced the appointment of Leanne Hodyl as Associate Urban Designer, the promotion of Kevin Radford to and Simon Drysdale to a […]
December 4th, 2008
Design firm EDAW’s Melbourne office has announced Yurie Tyblewych will become the new Director of Urban Design with 25 years experience in state and local government and private sector urban design.
They have also announced the appointment of Leanne Hodyl as Associate Urban Designer, the promotion of Kevin Radford to and Simon Drysdale to a Director of Urban Design and Associate Director of Architecture.
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