In 2006 Wellington City Council called for expressions of interest in a12-court multi-purpose Indoor Community Sports Centre for the people of Wellington. It was to meet the current and future needs of sporting codes such as Netball, Basketball and Volleyball while supporting emerging indoor sports, schools and the wider community. More »
Truly Remarkable People — Nga Iwi Tumeke
That’s the Mission Statement of the Remarkables Primary School, but it could just as easily be an apt description of the Kiwis who designed and built it. More »
Steel Structures perform well during Darfield earthquake
In the aftermarth of the 4th of September Darfield earthquake, SCNZ were approached by Associate Professor Charles Clifton, a member of the Auckland University earthquake reconaissance team that visited the Canterbury region the day after the event, More »
Radical Design Departure ‘entirely deliberate’
“Our radical departure from traditional airport design worldwide is entirely deliberate,” says Wellington Airport CEO Steven Fitzgerald. “What is set to become New Zealand’s newest iconic building, The Rock combines functionality and capacity with what will be a memorable More »
Novotel Hotel rockets up at speed thanks to Steel Innovation
Due for completion in time for the Rugby World Cup next year, the new $65 million Novotel hotel, that is being developed by a consortia including Tainui Group Holdings, Auckland Airport and Accor and designed by Warren and Mahoney Architects, More »
Steel fabrication collaboration achieves exacting export delivery!
Last year, as part of the environmental emissions upgrade of the Société le Nickel (SLN) smelter in Nouméa – the structures and mechanical air ducting for two projects (the Shaking and Bessemer Projects) More »
