Why the Obvius?

The word "Obvius" explained
 Disability Access Accredited Consultant Daniel Bedwell BA (Hons) explains The OBVIUS

About everyday we are asked “Why have you missed the O out of Obvious?” or even worse “Don’t you guys know how to spell?”

So to keep past and future questioners informed here is the reason we chose OBVIUS ACCESS as our Australian Business Name for our Accredited Disability Access Consultancy.

OBVIUS is derived from the Latin Language which literally when translated means “Being on the Way” or “Accessible” Derived from the use of “Ob” before and “Via” way.

Therefore looking beyond the Obvious we decided upon Obvius as it is from the original Roman derivation of Accessible.   We decided upon Access for the other word as when you combined the two it could have become Accessible Access or as we translated the Latin it became “OBVIUS ACCESS”

Hope that explains the origins our title. We have more on our web-site please visit www.accessconsultant.com.au or e-mail obviusaccess@bigpond.com

Testimonial's from a Clients

Hi David
Thank you, outstanding response , happy to be working with you,
Regards,
FeliceAzalea
Mackenzie Architects International Pt Ltd

Dear Daniel,  "As part of our Office of City Architect & Heritage (OCAH) - GCCC Shared Values program we would like to thank you for your aid and coordination contributions with regard to the recent signage and way finding input to Council's Community Services capital works projects. Please know that your continued efforts and timely professional advice has been very much appreciated, we look forward to continuing to work with you and your team".  
With thanks, 
Chris and the OCAH Team (Lily Chan, Kevin Rains, Jane Austin, Jonathan Welch, Lesley Jenkins & Sony Mauler) 
Christopher Gee
City Architect  
Office of the City Architect & Heritage
for the Chief Executive Officer