Scaramanga Design
Architectural design and project management for passenger-car and commercial-vehicle dealerships
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Scaramanga Design
Scaramanga Design provides architectural consultancy and design for retail motor trade premises, including showrooms, service departments, workshops and customer facilities. Services range from feasibility studies to project management for new-build developments.
Its clients are businesses developing passenger-car and commercial-vehicle dealer premises. The company is based in rural Worcestershire, England, and states that it was formed in 1979.
Product: Architectural consultancy, dealership design, feasibility studies and project management for motor trade premises.
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