dRMM opens new Berlin studio out of ‘Brexit depression’

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Office is the practice’s first base outside of London

dRMM has opened a new studio in Berlin out of “Brexit depression”, a director at the practice has told Building Design.

Jonas Lencer said the office was set up to make it easier to bid for jobs on the continent and hire EU-based staff.

The new studio, dRMM’s first outside of London, is intended to act as a base for the practice’s projects across the EU and currently employs two staff - one British-born architect who has relocated to the city and one architect recruited in Germany.

 

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