JDW Architects
Architectural design and planning services for building clients across Wales and England
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About JDW Architects
JDW Architects is an architectural practice providing services across RIBA Stages 1–7. It uses traditional drawing techniques, CAD software and 3D models to develop and communicate designs.
The practice works with building clients in Wales and England, tailoring projects to users’ requirements and site context. It is based in Newport, South Wales, and was established as a professional practice in 1997.
Product: Architectural design and planning services spanning RIBA Stages 1–7.
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