"We have used Andrew Waring Associates on numerous occasions over the past 5 years as an architecture practice and find their work to be professional, concise and provided within a timely fashion. Their team has a good understanding of rural and heritage work and are proactive in finding a sensible solution."
Michael Papps, Partner – BCM Design & Planning
"Churchill Retirement have collaborated with AWA on multiple projects in recent years. AWA are approachable, honest and provide good quality information whilst keeping pace with our programs. I’m very much looking forward to working with Mark and Andy, and their team on our future projects across the region."
Rob Franklin, Head of Technical – Churchill Retirement Living
"I have collaborated with AWA on multiple occasions through B+P Architects. We have seen the conclusion of many projects together. AWA has always made the structural design clear and easy to follow for ourselves, clients, and builders. I would highly recommend them for the best project outcome."
Dale Whitfield, Director – Barclay + Phillips Architects
In the world of marine and coastal development, the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) plays a central role. Any project that falls under MMO jurisdiction (up to Mean high water spring level, and any area within the normal tidal limit of an estuary / river) — from ports and harbours to coastal defences and offshore structures — needs to comply with MMO licensing requirements. But while the licence might look like just another box to tick, in reality, it’s a complex and often challenging process that can shape the entire trajectory of a project.
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