Davers Sculz Holland Architects
www.dasharchitects.com.au
Architecture, strategies, management, heritage, interiors, urban design dash architects (danvers schulz holland architects pty ltd) was founded in south australia in 1964 and has since established itself as one of adelaide's leading designers of architecture responsive to its context. Our reputation is founded on delivering holistic solutions on an eclectic range of difficult projects, on time and within budget. Operating across the fields of architecture & interiors, the firm's approach centres on running projects as a collaborative process with clear communication strategies, strategies and urban design, management, heritage, rational planning and rigorous cost controls. Please refer to our website for further information, adelaide, or visit our office at 1 waymouth place, south australia. DASH Architects is one of Australia’s leading practices in the provision of specialist heritage services and has been at the forefront of the development of a sustainable paradigm for the conservation of cultural heritage. DASH Architects’ experience in place making extends back 30 years, and is founded upon a detailed thankfulness of the wider cultural and physical contexts of individual sites. Jason is an Architect and specialist heritage consultant with over 20 years consulting experience. This expertise spans Local, State and National heritage values and processes. David is an architect and heritage consultant with over 20 years consulting experience. During this time, she has been the project architect on expansive range of projects in the office including sports leisure, commercial, residential and heritage. Chris is a Graduate of Architecture and an Interior Designer with over 14 years of experience, much of which has been spent designing and documenting a long range of projects, including considerable residential, hospitality and commercial projects in South Australia and Queensland. Deborah has worked as a cultural heritage consultant for over 10 years. DASH Architects has been recognized, locally, nationally and internationally for the quality of its work. DASH Architects has expertise and experience in a expansive range of areas including: Our design approach differs for every project, and is governed by budget, physical and cultural context, client need and desires, environmental considerations, and the relevant Council Development Plan requirements. DASH Architects has extensive experience in undertaking educational projects, ranging from basic maintenance through to master planning and design of new facilities. We regularly design and document both base building spaces and tenancy fit outs and can labor within established design styles and manuals, or work with retailers, or their designers, to develop a new look. Over recent years DASH Architects has assisted several State and Local Government clients with projects ranging from the redevelopment and revitalization of civic buildings and libraries to precincts and streets cape design to maintenance and peaceful upgrade projects. The key to our success in all of these projects has been our aptitude to work with Council staff and stakeholders, our consultative approach and our high smooth of accountability. DASH Architects has established a reputation for delivering tall quality public recreational facilities. This pliable and integrated approach is based primarily on contemporary community values and traditions. Within this framework there is an acknowledgment that while the preservation of heritage fabric is important, it is only one of many considerations when assessing the cultural significance of a place. DASH Architects has expertise and experience in providing a expansive range of Heritage Services including: Busy closely with leading built fabric conserves, and State Government heritage bodies, DASH Architects has established a reputation of documenting and administering conservation works to Australian, and world’s best practice’. Specialist conservation
Our services include reviewing design proposals against the pertinent Development Plan provisions providing letters reports of support, the provision of focused design input, and assistance with negotiations with Councils and heritage authorities.