MIXED-USE / ADAPTIVE REUSE / EDUCATION / CULTURE / WORKPLACE
Architecture for mixed-use, commercial, workplace, educational and cultural projects, from major developments to smaller, carefully considered spaces.
Below are selected WWAA commercial projects and examples of William's work undertaken in previous roles. Individual project pages outline his involvement.
 Newstead Riverpark – Display Suite |  SFG Milsons Point Office |  NEUE Display Suite |
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 Duke University – Kunshan Campus |  Shanghai Disney Resort – Tomorrowland |
 Shanghai Dreamcenter – Lot FLM |  Shanghai Dreamcenter – Lot B |
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OUR DESIGN APPROACH
Complex projects, integrated thinking
Commercial projects require a balance of design quality, functionality, cost and buildability. Our experience includes mixed-use developments, university campuses, cultural venues, themed entertainment, display suites and workplaces. These projects involve close coordination between clients, consultants and contractors, often across multiple disciplines and stages of delivery.
Adaptive reuse
Existing buildings can offer opportunities that new construction cannot. Projects involving former industrial sites, heritage structures and warehouse conversions show how original character can be retained while introducing new uses. Understanding what is worth preserving is an important part of the design process.
Space and experience
Whether designing a compact office or contributing to a large public development, we focus on practical layouts, well-proportioned spaces, natural light and the way people experience a building. Good design should support daily use while allowing for changing needs over time.
Feasibility and design
Early feasibility studies help establish development potential, planning requirements, spatial efficiency and construction considerations. These inform design decisions from the outset, helping balance architectural quality with commercial objectives and project budgets.