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Posted: December 30, 2016
What was your greatest professional accomplishment in 2016? - David O'Sullivan of O'Sullivan Architects
David O'Sullivan, O'Sullivan ArchitectsIn 2016 we were finally able to move and expand our offices. After a search for new vibrant space for our growing staff. We negotiated space in a restored 1890s downtown Reading building. We were able to occupy a space on the top floor with exposed beams and brick, tall windows and ceilings ranging from 14’-22’. We created an open, creative environment for staff, and a conference room with space to serve our clients. Locating our office near the train depot in a vibrant downtown was important to staff and we are proud of our new offices.
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