Avanti wins latest phase of £20m Natural History Museum façade repair job

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Mace, Lichfields and Stace also working on scheme

Avanti Architects has won the latest phase of works to repair the façade of the Natural History Museum’s grade I-listed Waterhouse Building. 

The London practice has been appointed on a £510,000 design services contract to lead the full restoration of the South Kensington building, which was designed by Alfred Waterhouse and built in 1881. 

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