Aedas splits business in two
Architecture and urban planningschedule 08 July 2014
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UNITED KINGDOM International architecture and design company Aedas has reorganized its structure. The company’s regional offices in Russia, Poland and Kazakhstan, as well as eight British bureaus will now be operating under different brand, AHR.
Meanwhile, the offices in China, South-East Asia, the Middle East and the US will remain under the Aedas brand. The demerger will allow both companies to grow the businesses in different directions, Aedas informed. Yet its intention is that both groups will work together on projects in the future. Aedas, established in 2002 by the British practice AHR (formerly Abbey Holford Rowe) and the Hong-Kong-based company LPT, has grown from 550 employees in 2002 to 1,800 staff in 2008. After the restruct
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