03 / The practice

Built on experience.
Moved by ideas.

A KwaZulu-Natal architectural practice with a history in design, project leadership and a diverse built-environment portfolio.

The story

A history of
continuity.

Bill Williams joined Alwyn J. Lubbe & Associates in 1994. The predecessor Durban office had operated for more than two decades. Following a change of ownership that year, Williams managed the Durban office and acquired it in 2001, establishing the name Williams Associate Architects.

A graduate of the University of Natal, Durban in 1993, Bill Williams has experience across ecclesiastical, school, industrial, commercial and residential projects. The practice describes CAD-based technology and ongoing technical staff development as part of its operation.

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1993

Bill Williams graduated from the University of Natal, Durban.

1994

Joined the Durban architectural practice that preceded WAA.

2001

The office became Williams Associate Architects.

Professional approach

Accountability
from concept on.

01

Client consultation

Understanding project requirements and opportunities before developing the design.

02

Design proposals

Shaping practical concepts to respond to brief, site and resources.

03

Professional input

Assembling relevant engineering and financial specialists as appropriate.

04

Delivery perspective

Maintaining attention to cost, documentation and construction progress.

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How to find us

Locally rooted.
Broadly experienced.

The practice publishes its contact address at 21 Richmond Avenue, Kloof, KwaZulu-Natal. Meetings should be arranged in advance.

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Good architecture
starts with a brief.

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