Faulkner Browns opens Dublin office

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Guinness Quarter masterplan and hunt for new business drives latest move

Faulkner Browns Architects has opened a studio in Dublin around a mile and a half away from the city’s Guinness Brewery, whose redevelopment the practice was appointed to masterplan last year.

Its new Leeson Street office in the Irish capital is the Newcastle-based practice’s second international office, following the opening of an outpost in Vancouver in 2019.

Dubliner Niall Durney, who joined Faulkner Browns in 2018, will lead the new office aided by new local recruits and staff transferring from Tyneside.

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