Buro Happold and Max Fordham win roles on £375m National Gallery expansion

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Firms picked as civil and structural engineer and MEP engineer on Kengo Kuma-designed scheme

Buro Happold has been appointed as civil and structural engineer on the £375m project to build a new wing at the National Gallery.

The firm beat four rival bidders to win the £1.9m job, which is expected to last around five years and nine months.

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