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Traditional Residential Architecture in Dorset
Benjamin R Kirby RIBA ARB

The Practice

Rosenkelly Architectural Design is a RIBA Chartered practice specialising in private residential architecture across Dorset, with a focus on traditional and context-led design.

All projects are developed by Benjamin R Kirby RIBA ARB, with careful consideration given to setting, proportion, and material.


Work typically includes one-off houses, period properties, and considered residential development, developed from early feasibility through to technical design and construction.

Based in Dorset, projects are carried out across Weymouth, Chickerell, Dorchester, Bridport, Portland, and the surrounding area.

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Meet the Architect

Rosenkelly Architectural Design is led by Benjamin R Kirby RIBA ARB, an Architect based in Dorset working across private residential projects.

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Projects

Selected work.

Initial Consultation:

Early-stage advice and project direction

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In-Person Visit with an 'Architect'

Initial consultations are available by appointment to discuss your property, site, or project in detail.

Meetings are typically held in person and provide an opportunity to assess potential, constraints, and the appropriate architectural approach.

Following the consultation, a written summary and outline of next steps can be provided where required.

Approach:

Feasibility & Early Advice

Initial assessment of your property or site to establish potential, constraints, and a clear direction.

Planning & Design

Development of proposals for planning, including drawings, submissions, and coordination with the local authority.

Technical Design & Building Regulations

Preparation of detailed drawings and information for Building Regulations approval and construction.

Enquiries by appointment

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