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Posted: July 22, 2009
William Fleming Associates www.williamfleming.com
William Fleming Associates is a Boston based design firm with office space overlooking historic Stoneham Square in Stoneham, Mass. WFA provides professional landscape architectural design services, emphasizing interaction with architects and engineers for overall design quality on various project types and scale of development.
William Fleming Associates has participated in the design and development of a number of successful environmental and historically significant landscapes, public parks, streetscapes and urban design projects throughout New England and beyond. WFA has extensive experience in permitting projects with sensitive and difficult circumstances for commercial/retail development, office, manufacturing and industrial development, and multifamily housing. WFA has specialized experience in interior atrium landscapes, recreational facilities, estate-scaled garden design, custom lighting and historical landscape projects, design and construction administration.
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