At its opening in 1977, the international terminal had a total floor area of slightly more than 12,000m². Today it’s about 100,000m². More »
Distribution Centre Par Excellence
Currently being built for Foodstuffs (Wellington) Co-Operative Society Ltd – Palmerston North, the new Foodstuffs Distribution warehouse in Palmerston North is 32,300m2, 132m wide and 245m long, quite large as New Zealand sheds go, with a 135m x 25m canopy for delivery trucks. More »
On deadline with Westfield
As with all of Westfield ’s shopping centre projects, the expansion at Manukau City was a concept that developed over time as it changed to meet the requirements of the prospective tenants. More »
Porirua adds value to an asset
A new Sports & Events Centre is being added to the existing aquatic & leisure facility at Porirua. More »
A cable-stay bridge for Flat Bush
The new town of Flat Bush is being created on 1,700 hectares in Manukau, bounded by Botany to the North and Otara to the West. Manukau City Council is driving the planning and creation of the town, More »
The environmentally friendly Yealands Winery
The rolling landscape of Seddon just south of Blenheim has acquired some additional topography. It’s the new Yealands Winery, which architect Charlie Notts has designed to merge into the land sympathetically. More »
A retractable roof for Hawkes Bay Opera House
The client is Hastings District Council, which decided to replace the old car yard adjacent to the its restored Opera House with a plaza that now links through to the theatre’s new entrance. More »
Steel-framed National Mini Storage
The National Mini Storage site in Ti Toki Place, Albany, has a total of 900 units on three levels. To accommodate the third level, the existing building had to be raised 2.7 metres. More »
A new home for printers
Restrictions at St Lukes, rationalised expansion and workflow considerations prompted Geon Group Ltd to re-locate to a purpose-built print works in Highbrook Business Park. More »
Christchurch’s first tall building in years
When property developer Ernest Duval of the Equity Trust Pacific Group briefed Foley Design Ltd on his requirements for a high-rise, it was originally going to be 18 storeys in concrete. More »
