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Michael Papps, Partner – BCM Design & Planning
"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."
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"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. Iโm very much looking forward to working with Mark and Andy, and their team on our future projects across the region."
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This is a question we are frequently asked, and the answer is usually, โyes, ifโฆโ. The reality is that both steel and glulam can perform exceptionally well in the right circumstances, but each material brings its own structural, architectural and commercial implications. To help illustrate these differences, we have undertaken a brief comparative engineering study examining steel and glulam beams under identical loading and span conditions.
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