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CRAIG STEPHEN

CRAIGSTEPHEN

Principal | ArchitectureRegistration: Architect NSW 6947
Sydney Office
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CraigStephen

Craig is a Principal and an integral member of the NBRS Secure Spaces Sector. He supports the design and delivery of secure environments for both public and private clients. The team is committed to creating responsive architecture that promotes reflection and inspires change.

With over 30 years of experience working in architecture, construction and project management, Craig has a depth of experience in the design and management of complex projects which ensures buildable and functional design solutions. His abilities cover all phases from feasibility, concept design, detailed documentation and completion.

Since specialising in the Secure Spaces sector, Craig has gained a unique understanding of the requirements of his clients. He is skilled at understanding their requirements and responding with tailored design solutions that meet and exceed expectations.

“The greatest sense of achievement is when people recall the sensory experience of a building, space or form and don’t ask why.”