Our practice hosted an Open Studio for an hour on the final Friday of the Festival of Design Aotearoa.

This week we moved downstairs into our new office space, where we get to add to the artistic character of the neighbourhood.

We are thrilled to be hosting three events during the Festival of Design Aotearoa.

We are proud to be working with the Fordell community to help save their community pool, starting with detailed designs for safety improvements.

This week the Dalgleish Architects team had the pleasure of visiting The Mantles, to view the completed landscaping.  Sam Moore from Considerate Design worked with our client Graham Stoop, a passionate gardener, to create garden spaces that will evolve over time and provide ample enjoyment. It was a beautiful Whanganui morning, and we spent a couple of hours walking around the

We are thrilled to announce that Te Ruamātatoru – He Whata Kai was awarded an Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects 2025 National award in the Heritage category.

The Whanganui Regional Museum has revealed an exterior transformation that feels both grounded in history and freshly optimistic.

Some sites have to be seen to be believed.

A major new exhibition about the Whanganui River and its people opens on Monday, showcasing new taonga and ancient treasures from its internationally renowned Taonga Māori collection that haven’t been seen before. The following article, written by Moana Ellis, appeared on the Radio New Zealand website on the 23rd of June, 2022. He Awa Ora – Living River has been