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WWLA Welcomes Atakan Durmus
WWLA would like to welcome Atakan Durmus to the Kumeu office. Atakan joined WWLA in February 2026 as an Environmental Engineer. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Geological Engineering from Middle East Technical University in Turkey. Originally from Turkey, Atakan moved to New Zealand with his partner in 2025 on a working holiday visa, he liked it so much that he decided to make New Zealand his permanent home, which is great news for us. He enjoys how unique Auckland is, and
Jennie Haines
4 days ago1 min read


WWLA Welcomes Daniel Ware
WWLA would like to welcome Daniel Ware to the Kumeu office. Daniel joined WWLA in November 2025 as an Environmental advisor. He holds a BSc (1 st Class Hons) degree in Chemistry from the University of Auckland. Daniel has recently returned from his OE in the UK, where he spent two years working in environmental consultancies on projects including the upgrades of a major London Port. He worked on many interesting sites whilst in the UK, including a live prison and undertaki
Jennie Haines
Mar 61 min read


WWLA Welcomes Benji Williamson
WWLA would like to welcome Benji Williamson to the Kumeu Office in a fulltime capacity after being a summer intern with the company since 2022. He has completed his studies at the University of Auckland and will graduate with a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons 1). As a keen graduate, Benji has been thriving applying his civil engineering knowledge gained at university on various projects. For example, he has been investigating Nature Based Solutions for slope failure on the A
Jennie Haines
Feb 191 min read


Sustainable Buildings - Climate Adaptation
As climate change accelerates, bringing rising temperatures and more frequent extreme weather events, “resilience” is becoming an increasingly important design parameter of new developments. Responding to growing demand for healthier, more sustainable, and productive environments requires innovative forward-thinking solutions that ensure long-term asset protection through adaptability to climate change. Williamson Water & Land Advisory’s ( WWLA ) expert team takes pride in
Jennie Haines
Jan 191 min read


2025 in Review
As the year comes to an end, we would like to share some milestones and celebrate our team here at WWLA. 2025 was a very busy year and the company welcomed 4 new starters. In the Bay of Plenty office, Beth Murphy started in September. In our Auckland office, Barbara Tasca started in September, and in December, Daniel Ware joined us and Benji Williamson started a full-time role. We also welcomed back Jaide Derbyshire from parental leave in June. We celebrated 3-year annive
Jennie Haines
Dec 18, 20251 min read