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Architecture and engineering firm expands headquarters in Suwanee

By Karen Huppertz
June 17, 2016

Architecture, engineering and planning firm Clark Patterson Lee has opened its expanded regional headquarters at 3011 Sutton Gate Drive, in the Suwanee Gateway One building. The 7,548-square-foot regional headquarters, at the intersection of Interstate 85 and Lawrenceville Suwanee Road, underwent a $400,000 renovation.

This is CPL’s fourth expansion in Suwanee, and will allow for a 5 to 10 percent annual expansion over the next five years. CPL has recently added a landscape architect, civil engineer, planner, code official and a marketing coordinator to the Suwanee office. The company has 260 employees in four states including, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and New York.

Information: www.clarkpattersonlee.com.

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