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Exterior view of van Dalen house

van Dalen House

Situated on the edge of Whanganui, the van Dalen House is a 3 pavilion, 2 story, country house. The clients requested that the house have something of a traditional feel whilst recognizing that the modern family lifestyle benefits from an open plan and easy access to the outdoors.
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Whanganui District Council main foyer and waiting area.

Whanganui District Council Reception & Front of House

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Exhibition taonga, typeface and borders

He Awa Ora – Living River

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Front elevation of the Guyton St building with the new verandah roof.

Guyton Street Heritage Roof

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Tram shed and fence on Taupo Quay

Tram Shed Fence

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Whanganui Mūmū - Whanganui by Design entrance to exhibition

Whanganui Mūmū – Whanganui by Design

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Hipango Terrace house at dusk.

Durie Hill House

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Cracroft Drive House by Dalgleish Architects

Cracroft House

Situated above Whanganui, with views towards the mouth of the awa, the Cracroft house is a family home which makes the most of the view while also retaining privacy for the people who live there. Two pavilion forms – one public and one private – bookend the central hub which can be opened or closed to guard against the westerly wind.
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