Gallagher Building, Mystery Creek by DLA Architects

ArchiPro Project Summary - Refurbishment and extension of the Gallagher Building at Mystery Creek, featuring a new two-storey glazed façade and modern amenities, designed to enhance corporate events while aligning with Gallagher's branding.

Title:: Gallagher Building, Mystery Creek
Architect:: DLA Architects
Category:: Commercial/; Factories and Warehouses

DLA was proud to design, document and deliver the newly refurbished and extended Gallagher Building located on the vast Mystery Creek campus. During the masterplanning stages of the project (in collaboration with Mansergh Graham) it was decided to utilise an existing industrial shed on site, refurb and extend it to accommodate the Gallagher groups requirements.

A new two storey glazed façade was conceived to address several design elements; face the yet to be created central hub and Main Pavillion building beyond, encourage the public into the building as well as provide new meeting, amenities, storage and kitchen / catering spaces. The remaining interior and exterior was refurbished to be in keeping with Gallagher’s corporate branding as well as provide an environmentally and acoustically treated building for both Gallagher’s and Mystery Creek’s corporate events.

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Dickson Lonergan Architects (DLA) was founded in Whanganui in 1974 with founding partners Bruce Dickson (retired) and the late Barry Lonergan. Once fully established in the Whanganui region, DLA then started to expand the business, first into Wellington in 1999 with Barry and Glenn starting up the capital city office. Then came the Timaru Office headed up by Murray Ackroyd in 2005 and the further expansion to Hamilton in 2010 with Martin Swann.

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