Neal has been with the practice for more than 20 years, over which time he has emerged as a design leader, not only within JAWSARCHITECTS, but in his profession at large.

Neal\'s outstanding design skills have contributed directly to the achievement of a number of design awards by the practice. His design leadership fosters high design quality across the spectrum of JAWSARCHITECTS projects.

Neal\'s broad experience includes residential, commercial, tourism and institutional sectors. His key strengths are his ability to listen carefully and respond to design
issues with creativity and a sensitivity to issues of place, producing works that express a strong connection between architecture and the landscape.

Neal is a past National Councillor of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) and has served on its national executive as Honorary Treasurer.

David has been with JAWSARCHITECTS for more than 25 years, over which time he has earned a reputation among his peers for his keen understanding of the practical aspects of building.

His particular experience in energy efficient design and sustainable building technology have contributed to the success of many projects undertaken by the firm.

Also noted for his expertise in building conservation, David has been a Tasmanian Heritage Councillor and a member of the Hobart City Council’s Battery Point Advisory Committee. He currently serves on the Tasmanian Heritage Council’s Works and Assessment Committee.

David’s other interests include motor sport: he is a senior steward with the Confederation of Australian Motorsport.

Scott joined JAWSARCHITECTS in 2002, after gaining considerable experience both locally and overseas. Showing strong drive and commitment to the practice he was appointed associate, then senior associate, and in 2009 accepted an invitation to become a director of the company.

A skilled all-round architect, Scott has been a key contributor to a range of significant JAWSARCHITECTS projects, including \'Barrington\' aged care facility, the Union Bar at the University of Tasmania, Moorilla Estate Reception Centre, \'Wellington Centre\' - a major mixed use development in central Hobart, Burnie Surf Club redevelopment and the new Burnie Bowls Club.

One of his key roles is to make the practice’s high quality architectural services available to a growing number of clients in Tasmania’s North-West.

Scott\'s keen interest in building construction systems has been a major factor in the firm’s decision to enter the field of transportable modular housing.

Fiona completed her architecture degree in 1999, then worked at the University of Tasmania\'s Timber Research Unit for 18 months before traveling overseas to Europe and Africa. Upon her return Fiona took up a position with JAWS2 (the interior design arm of JAWSARCHITECTS) before moving into larger scale architectural projects.

Fiona has experience in all aspects of architectural services, from design development to documentation and contract administration, with particular experience in commercial projects and educational facilities.

Fiona is known for her unflappable delivery of excellent client service. As well as being meticulous and superbly well-organised, she has emerged as one of the practice’s design leaders.

Shane has been practicing Architecture for 13 years, during which time he worked for 3 years in Sydney, 2 years in London and 5 years in Melbourne. He returned to his home state of Tasmania and joined JAWSARCHITECTS in 1996.

Shane has worked on a diverse range of JAWSARCHITECTS projects, from individual houses, medium density housing, commercial / retail, childcare and local government buildings. Shane has experience in all aspects of the delivery of architectural services.

He is committed to the provision of high quality architectural services which respond to the real needs of the clients, whether they be individuals, community groups or Government bodies.

Shane is responsible for the management of the practice’s Quality Management system.

Shane currently holds the following professional and community positions:

•Member of the Australian Institute of Architects’, Tasmanian Chapter Council.

•Member of the Corpus Christi Catholic School’s Advisory Board.

Mary has held a variety of positions including Financial Controller for the National Heart Foundation (Tas); Finance Manager/Company Secretary/media buyer for three leading advertising agencies; General Manager of Athletics Tasmania; Director, Tasmanian Olympic Council; and Secretary, Australian Commonwealth Games Association (Tas).

As Business Manager for JAWSARCHITECTS, Mary is responsible for the financial management and general administration of the business. She plays a key role in the implementation of the company\'s operational plan, manages the practice\'s human resources and advises the board on compliance and risk management matters.

Mary\'s strong background in advertising enables her to provide valuable support to the directors in the formulation of marketing and business development strategies.