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Updated July 2026

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AW+A Architects

AW+A Architects is an RIBA registered practice based in Lancashire. Founding director Andrew Wolstenholme has over twenty years experience working in commercial practice in and around Manchester, Lancashire, North Yorkshire and throughout the North West.

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Regions
UK - England - Lancashire
Sectors
ResidentialCommercialConservationMixed-UseResidential (High-end)Residential (Private Homes)Retrofit
Software
AutoCAD

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About AW+A Architects.

AW+A Architects is an RIBA registered practice based in Lancashire. Founding director Andrew Wolstenholme has over twenty years experience working in commercial practice in and around Manchester, Lancashire, North Yorkshire and throughout the North West.

His experience ranges from private houses to larger scale commercial office developments as well as hotels and leisure facilities. In particular Andrew has a wealth of experience in private and public sector housing design and has successfully gained approval for hundreds of houses on both Greenfield and previously developed land. He has also successfully attended Planning Appeals acting as expert witness.

During his time in practice Andrew has built up a network of reliable and talented professionals to call upon for their advice and if necessary employ their services and experience for more complex projects.

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