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Congratulations Antonio Baio & project team on closing out a 10-year project for the United Nations! #Architectus #BEC #Heritage
In August, BEC Exec Director, John Tuxworth, joined the Expert Panel for an IAKS (International Association for Sports & Leisure Facilities) Architects’ Forum. The event
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Fur-Babies! Need to live with them – can’t live without them! So, why wouldn’t you want to bring them to the office instead of sending
Exec Director, John Tuxworth, & WA State Manager, Arek Prasek, represented BEC at the annual LIWA (Leisure Industry Western Australia) Aquatic Recreation Conference and Trade Show in August
As a part of BEC’s Wide World of Sports programme, & our corporate social responsibility to the communities in which we work, live & play, we are
As part of BEC’s ongoing commitment to social responsibility, we supported the Pyjama Foundation in August. The Pyjama Foundation supports these children’s lives by