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| The Plug-Over principle exploits the building envelope and creates a continuous public route that progressively loops up from waterfront level to the roof deck and down again, so people are free to explore and the building becomes an uninhibited part of the urban condition. Quick to point out that a client's full utilization of the company's capabilities becomes increasingly uninhibited the more services it uses, Brodwin seems to be committed to the same mindset of growth in his new position of leadership that has helped the company expand from 40 people when he joined the firm in 1998 to roughly 220 today. Maisie is reserved, dignified, thoughtful; Phryne is uninhibited, flamboyant, careful. |
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