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Broadway Malyan acquires WILL & Partners and DC3
World Architecture 100 practice looks to expand life-sciences, commercial and fit-out offer
Broadway Malyan has announced a “merger” with architecture practice DC3 and workplace-design specialist WILL & Partners in a bid to “broaden and diversify” the client base served from its London studio.
The global firm, which ranked at No.73 in Building Design’s latest World Architecture 100 league table, said initial targets for its expanded offer would be work in the life sciences and commercial sectors, corporate real estate fit-out and projects for City-based companies.
Under the merger, DC3 founders John Drew and Therese Bak will join Broadway Malyan as principals and directors.
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