pH+ goes into liquidation owing more than £200,000

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Founder blames cancelled projects and “culture of undercutting” for sending firm under

Building Design’s 2018 Housing Architect of the Year pH+ has gone into liquidation with debts of £239,000.

The London practice said it had been forced under by cancelled projects and a squeeze on consultant’s fees “fuelled by a culture of undercutting”.

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