MWA is a design focused office experienced and interested in a range of project types, including apartment buildings, houses and Public Space.

With Director Peter McGregor, MWA has won a range of design  awards, from the Institute of Architects, the Institute of Landscape Architects,  the Planning Institute and the Concrete and Brick Associations. MWA has also won several invited competitions including  the inaugural emerging architects competition set up by the RAIA and the Jacaranda Square competition by SOPA.

Public Space projects range from new squares, to re-modeled Parks, Squares and Street upgrades, are a synthesis of artistic and design ideas that bring a greater meaning and sense of place to the project. Projects, such as Jacaranda Square at Sydney Olympic Park, the Parramatta Station wall and Sam Fiszman Park at Bondi’s Ben Buckler demonstrate the practice’s commitment to a collaborative design approach, synthesising art, architecture and urban design in the creation of urban artefacts.

Apartment building projects are a careful balance between maximising the private interests of the Developer with the public planning framework. MWA believes Apartment buildings, well designed, can make a great contribution to the urbanity of the city.