Augoustatos Evangelos & Partner
9 Kestell Street
Parsons Hill
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Parsons Hill
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
9 Kestell Street, Parsons Hill, Port Elizabeth, South Africa
A member of the Eastern Cape Institute of Architects (ECIA)
Category: Attorneys
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Classification
Port Elizabeth, Nelson Mandela Bay, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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