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ADarchitecture are experienced award-winning architectural designers for residential homes, new builds, commercial projects, alterations, sustainable homes and more. We are based on the beautiful Kapiti Coast, less than an hour away from Wellington.
ADarchitecture values environmental sustainability both in their business operations and in design. We take pride in designing buildings that are energy efficient wherever possible and within budget. Also accredited with Homestar and Lifemark ratings, find out how you could add value to your build.
“ We have been in our new home for just over a year and what a pleasure it has been. Our new house is the second house we have built that has been designed by Peter Davis and he is involved in a new project with us at the moment. Why do we keep going back to him? Because he has a knack of being able to understand our ideas and requirements and translate these into workable but very desirable spaces. Not only do we love the house but so does every one visiting the property. ”
Connecting a louvre roof to a skillion roof naturally came with some additional challenges. The sloping soffit meant the usual fixing methods for connecting the Bask louvre roof support beam had some added complexity. More > 10 August 2018 ADArchitecture
Kapiti News published an article about the proposed tower at Kapiti Airport, which we have been involved in and is proposed for early this year. The article was published in the Wednesday December 21st 2016 edition, and you can also view it here. More > 17 January 2017
