London Wall West Project - Lighting Consultant
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The City of London wish to obtain planning consent for the redevelopment of the site on London Wall that is currently occupied by Bastion House and the Museum of London.
The City of London require Lighting design consultancy throughout the planning application process to support the client and design team on the London Wall West Project in designing a commercial development that meets the requirements of the future property market within the City of London.
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The City of London require Lighting design
The City of London require Lighting design consultancy throughout the planning application process to support the client and design team on the London Wall West Project in designing a commercial development that meets the requirements of the future property market within the City of London.
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