At Stanton Dahl, we believe that space is never neutral – it always says and does something. As architects, we believe this something should be good. Space should be good, do good and make good in the service of people.
Our first project began in 1984 with an independent school in Regents Park, Sydney. Since then, we’ve grown into a trusted partner for clients across education, aged care and retirement living, social and affordable housing, churches, community and commercial spaces. And in every project, we seek to bring about honour, wellbeing and dignity.
This is ethical and socially driven architecture, and it shapes every part of our approach. From the first conversation to refining the brief, masterplanning, site analysis, design development, and overseeing construction.
With over 40 years of specialised expertise, we’ve designed and documented thousands of spaces that leave a meaningful, lasting impact across Australia. Our commitment to long-term partnerships has seen 80% of our clients return, reflecting a shared belief in architecture’s ability to bring about honour, wellbeing and dignity.
We practice ethical and socially driven design and architecture that serves people’s lives – mentally, physically and spiritually. This guides everything we do.
We believe all people matter, so we seek to bring about honour, wellbeing and dignity through the design and interpretation of space.
Space is never neutral – it always says and does ‘something’. We believe that ‘something’ should be good. Space should do good, be good and make good in the service of people.
We are design experts, who bring your vision to life. By listening deeply and asking the right questions, we create spaces that your community will love.
Buildings are more than places to live, work or learn in. They are places that should be safe, relevant and positively impact how we feel, and relate to each other.
Buildings are expensive. We consider all the costs when engaging in a project to maximise financial and social return.
