Brisbane-based Riddel Architecture built a national reputation as specialists in contemporary design, heritage conservation and adaptive reuse. In November 2012 the firm merged with Conrad Gargett Architecture to create Conrad Gargett Riddel. It now trades as Conrad Gargett.
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