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Posted: August 24, 2009
SWBR Architects
Established in 1969, SWBR Architects exists to create successful and sustainable design solutions that energize their clients and enrich their communities. SWBR's primary objective is exceptional design in perfect balance with their clients' requirements, resulting in dynamic projects that provide high value for their clients.
At SWBR they understand that design is serious business. They are concerned with not only functionality but appropriateness to the surrounding environment, design excellence, and sustainability. From image to attributes, landscaping to life-cycle costs, SWBR offers a variety of services designed to meet each client's unique needs. Services include: architectural design; interior design and space planning; structural engineering; project management; forensic and expert services; planning; and visualization.
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