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Matt Cornell Architect 4012
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Matt Cornell is a Brisbane based Registered Architect (BOAQ#4658) with experience on a range of commercial, industrial, civic and residential projects. Matt operates as a sole practitioner and provides innovative design solutions that are tailored to his client's needs. Architecture Matt Cornell offers traditional architectural services and can take your whole project through from initial design concept to construction and completion. Whether the project is a small deck, residential extension or larger commercial or industrial development, Matt can collaborate with associated architecture, design and planning firms to meet the needs of specific project requirements. Contracting Matt Cornell is engaged as an architect on contract basis by Jemmott Associates Architects, Mercury Design and Leading Edge Aviation Planning Professionals (LEAPP). Matt has worked on multi-residential and domestic projects in the Brisbane region both individually and as part of a larger team. Matt has also undertaken airport terminal assessments for airports in Australia, Vanuatu and Tanzania. Other Matt can also provide advice on site potential and master planning for developments and urban design projects. Please get in touch with Matt today for a quote!
| Authority | Licence | Status | Verification |
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Architects ACA QLD 4658 View on register | 4658 | Not listed | Verified |
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