Established in Brisbane in 1963, and now with multiple offices in Queensland, Peddle Thorp delivers architecture, interior design, urban design and planning for healthcare, education, civic/public, integrated living and interiors projects. Peddle Thorp also works with associated practices in Papua New Guinea.
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