Reply To: 1.4 Transportable Ranger Base

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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › Structures › 1.4 Transportable Ranger Base › Reply To: 1.4 Transportable Ranger Base

08/05/2022 at 9:11 pm #4451
Nathan Barrington
Participant

    Hi EWB,
    I have a couple questions for the layout of the transportable ranger base office. How many enclosed offices would Dawul Wuru like or do they prefer the open cubicle style? Also is there a preferred amount of meeting rooms? How many people would likely use the meeting room at any one time?
    Thank you
    Nathan

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