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Julian E. Kulski, F.A.I.A., architect and planner, is pleased to announce the opening of his Middleburg office. With 35 years experience, Mr. Kulski has enjoyed a diverse range of projects and offers planning and architectural services supplemented by interior design and landscape architecture >

His commissions have ranged from modest residential additions to new cities, and he has designed large international educational, resort and agricultural facilities. Mr. Kulski feels a commitment to this diversity and believes that “small or large, the project is a challenge...to bring a beautiful building out of a tight budget, to plan the best for the least is an exciting process... I am approachable at any level.”

From 1964 to 1980, Mr. Kulski was responsible for many projects financed by The World Bank. He has designed and managed large scale projects in 23 counties. For the last few years he has been involved with many regionally prominent commissions including the Airlie Foundation an educational conference center outside Warrenton. A spe

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