Engineering Input to Masterplans
The production of a coherent and integrated masterplan is fundamental to delivering an efficient and cost effective scheme design. Irrespective of the proposed land use correctly assessing the...
Engineering Input to Masterplans
The production of a coherent and integrated masterplan is fundamental to delivering an efficient and cost effective scheme design. Irrespective of the proposed land use correctly assessing the...
Culture & Ethos
AWP is above all else, a partnership. A partnership with our clients, a partnership with our co-professionals and a partnership with our colleagues. Our culture is one of team work and the...
Culture & Ethos
AWP is above all else, a partnership. A partnership with our clients, a partnership with our co-professionals and a partnership with our colleagues. Our culture is one of team work and the...
St Andrew the Apostle School
A key part of the masterplan for the regeneration of the North London Business Park was the provision of a new secondary school. We provided engineering and environmental input to support the...
St Andrew the Apostle School
A key part of the masterplan for the regeneration of the North London Business Park was the provision of a new secondary school. We provided engineering and environmental input to support the...
Utilities Strategy
Understanding and defining the utilities requirements (foul drainage, potable water, gas, electricity and telecoms usually) for a development is very important. At feasibility stage determining...
Utilities Strategy
Understanding and defining the utilities requirements (foul drainage, potable water, gas, electricity and telecoms usually) for a development is very important. At feasibility stage determining...

AWP pleased to sponsor the Dorset Food & Arts Festival again

09/08/17

We were proud to sponsor the Dorset Food and Arts Festival for a second year in a row.

Held in Queen Mother Square at Poundbury, the food festival attracts a number of local artists and food producers. Despite the rain this year (the photo above was taken at last year's festival), they still saw 9,500 people attend with the majority of stall holders reporting high sales. It looks like the festival is becoming a great celebration of the local community being developed in Poundbury.

They are already taking bookings for next year!