How a strategic partnership is helping us build our international presence in 2024

GT3 X Sasaki

A strategic alliance with an international partner can help boost skills and promote shared global expertise, writes Simon Dunstan

I’ve been working in the architecture industry for almost 30 years, initially for three well-established companies before founding GT3 Architects in 2016 with my co-director Mark Gowdridge. The focus of GT3 is and always has been, to place people at the heart of our business. It’s an approach we like to call ‘People Architecture’. It means we work hard to improve the performance, outcome and experience of the individuals we design our buildings for, whilst also championing a positive and collaborative approach with those who work across our projects.

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