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    Miles Thorp

    Jan 30, 2022 2 minutes
    Words by Penny Craswell
    Photography by Andy Macpherson, Calvin Wang

    Lewis Miles and Chris Thorp of Sydney-based practice Miles Thorp believe in hardworking architecture. The two originally met while studying architecture, first teaming up on the design of a temporary pavilion for the Sydney Architecture Festival at Circular Quay. Having gone their own ways after university, they reunited when Lewis was commissioned to work on a house extension and asked

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