As Dorset pushes toward Net Zero, multi-storey car parks present both a challenge and an opportunity. Rosenkelly Architectural Design explores how rethinking these concrete giants—rather than demolishing them—could unlock sustainable, community-focused futures.

From fly towers to festivals, Weymouth and Portland’s cultural life shapes how we design spaces. Rosenkelly reflects on placemaking and local collaboration.

We're excited to share that planning permission has been successfully granted for a striking residential transformation on the outskirts...

Weymouth’s Westwey and Newstead Road are harbour-side brownfield sites now in public hands, offering space for new homes, jobs and community uses. Rosenkelly examines their potential and the challenges – from contamination to planning gaps – making public support crucial to unlocking this opportunity.

North Quay in Weymouth — once home to council offices — is now a car park. This blog shares past context, present use, and why we need a fresh local conversation about its future. Rosenkelly Architectural Design offers a local architect’s view on why this site deserves better.

how Rosenkelly Architectural Design blends Dorset’s historic character with creative placemaking to shape vibrant, people-centered communities.