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Housing New Zealand's Talbot Park project in Glen Innes not only addresses the residential needs of its people, but provides the catalyst for the regeneration of an entire area

Construkt Architects' scheme for Domain Terraces incorporates the full mix-use development gamut. Not that you'd know, to look at it

A design philosophy that emphasises pedestrians over vehicles allows Melview Developments' Beaumont Quarter to set a benchmark for Auckland's urban design

The ground-breaking Wild Asia precinct at Taronga Zoo creates an open environment where elephants, their natural jungle companions, and visitors all appear to share the same space

After undergoing probably one of the most significant transformations in its 160-year history, the Auckland War Memorial Museum is now a finely balanced juxtaposition between new and old

With a masterplan that incorporates a pioneering harbour lock, Melview Developments' Lighter Quay takes urban design right to the water's edge

A marriage of aesthetics and functionality, urban design is the concept behind Auckland City Council's drive to take the city "from good to great"

Balancing the integrity of the brief with the design and budget was a key responsibility for project manager RDT Pacific

In the dog-eat-dog world of modern business standing out from the crowd is going to do more than just get you noticed

A proven track record in both commercial and residential construction saw DN Barrett Construction brought in to work on the development of Conservation House.

Setting the grid

Smoother flow in high traffic areas, less damage to corner plasterwork, and fluidity of design all achieveable by specifying Roundys on your next commercial interior project

With Wellington's panoramic seascape as a focal point, Maritime Towers offers premium commercial floorspace, advanced services and the best views in town

In the restoration of a historic building such as the Auckland War Memorial Museum, it's the attention to detail and authenticity that establishes the benchmark for the future

The dramatic presence of the Grand Atrium at Auckland Museum is enhanced by the lighting

The country's first environmentally pro-active building is seen as a flagship for sustainable building practices.

Low-emmission woods and other environment-friendly materials were supplied by The Laminex Group

Safety at every level

Space, function and culture every aspect of Noel Lane's design for Stage II of the Auckland War Memorial Museum is doing more than it appears to

A suspended bowl and undulating roof an engineering challenge of great complexity keenly tackled by Holmes Consulting

Ideal for commercial applications, these lightweight, durable planters from Bentleigh By Design come in a myriad of colours and shapes

All the better to see through - Glass from the Auckland Museum project was supplied by Woods Glass

Research and development initiatives led to special concrete mixes being developed for the Auckland War Memorial Museum by Stevenson Concrete

HVAC system installation is an integral component of any building project.

Starting on the right footing

The face of business is changing as companies in synergisticindustries unite to offer an all-inclusive service

To create the undulating copper roof of the Auckland Museum, Copper Roofing Co pioneered new technology

Getting to the office has become faster, easier and a lot more comfortable thanks to the Schindler Lifts-installed Miconic 10 elevators at the Maritime Towers

A vital component of a building's safety profile is the fire fighting equipment and Life Safety Servics makes compliance easy

The new offices of American Express are designed to encourage interaction, creativity and where possible give staff a stake in how they do their work

From the atrium roof's skylight to lift shaft elements, Atco Steel's work runs through the heart of Conservation House

The Wellington Company's refurbishment of a purpose-built cinema complex into the headquarters for the Department of Conservation stands as a testament to sustainable building practices

Research and development initiatives led to special concrete mixes being developed for the Auckland War Memorial Museum by Stevenson Concrete

The Grand Atrium project demonstrates the benefits of collaboration. Peddle Thorp Aitken, as well as heritage and conservation consultants, worked with Noel Lane to finalise the design of the dome and bowl

Computer controlled services

Offering a high degree of responsiveness, the lighting systems were able to talk to each other via Clipsal's C-Bus technology

Specifying the right electrical contractor counts among the most important decisions you will make on a commercial project. Frank Millar can be counted on to do the job right

Architects need exposure to the best possible product information throughout the building design process. Whats On Construction Reports provide that knowledge at the right time

FGS Metalwork stainless steel handrails and glass balustrades add style and practicality to Awhina House.

The green philosophy of the DOC building addresses heating and cooling systems throughout Aquaheat installed these high-tech systems

SHOWING THE WAY

Providing for a safe and efficient traffic flow around the museum was a task undertaken by Traffic Design Group

With improved technology and additional features, Whats On Construction Reports are a quick and easy reference for manufacturers' architectural representatives

Wall treatments are a quick and effective way to create a new look for any retail or office environment

Impact Project Management had to weather one of the worst winters on record in its bid to bring the Mid City Cinema Complex refurbishment in on time.

Quantity surveyors Rider Hunt planned well in advance to identify any cost overruns during the Grand Atrium project

Graphic elements brought splashes of colour to thefitout these glass-fixed motifs were created and installed by High Performance Window Films

A hint of the beach and views for all timber partitioning screens and the use of glass, stone, and fabric in the furnishings brings nature into the office

Well supported

Sourcing a new premises for the Department of Conservation fell to Bogacki Property Consultants.

Diverse cabling and lighting configurations were designed by ECOsystems and installed right through the DOC building by Harding Electrical

Glass lift shafts enhance the museum experience for visitors

RAPID GROWTH

Basalt surfaces feature throughout the Auckland Museum both inside and out

MPM Projects ensured Waitakere City's commitment to ESD was fulfilled at Central One

Clean air policy

A number of unusual challenges hampered the progress of contractor McKee Fehl Constructors' refurbishment of the Mid City Cinema Complex.

Cortech Interiors was one of the sub-contractors working on the interior fit-out of Conservation House.

Choosing the green option is a lot easier since the introduction of the official New Zealand eco-label, which ensures products meet internationally established guidelines

Developed in Europe and proven in New Zealand, quartz stone flooring provides hardwearing comfort year after year, and looks good too

With its earthy tones and natural woodgrain finishes, this living space not only looks environmentally friendly it is, thanks to the use of The Laminex Group's Greenfirst products

Dancing flames framed by sleek design present a welcoming feature for any commercial space. Fireplaces from Fires by Design provide ambience at the touch of a button

Looking for a luxurious-looking, high-gloss yet commercially tough surface with multiple applications? That's Colour Bak glass professionally installed by Metro Glasstech

UNIFYING THEME

Want all the benefits of natural light and unrestricted views, without the effects of glare and sun damage? Sunscreens and blockout blinds from New Zealand Window Shades has the solution

At the Mile High City's revitalised cultural district you can do more than just look at art, you can live, learn and relax

The world's largest Islamic bank has announced its presence in Malaysia with a grand gesture a fit-out that raises the bar for personalised banking facilities

Futuristic aesthetics merge with green technologies to create the ground-breaking Cor condominium tower that plucks much of its energy from the sun and the air

More accustomed to finetuning the branding of client companies, this communications firm put its own workplace in the spotlight

Feªted as the greenest office building in Australia, the retrofit of this 1980s office block shows that sustainable design is now good for business as well as the planet

A respect for the past and design elements for the present both feature in new Department of Building and Housing offices nestled in Wellington's historic AMP building

A fully integrated design scheme takes minimalism to the extreme with the intention of maximising space

TWIN TOWERS, SINGLE APPROACH

There's nothing quite like using one of nature's oldest stones to create a front entrance welcome that's unforgettable. Achieve this and more with marble from Bramco

SMART MOVE

Corporate identity is a key marketing tool one that helped determine this prestigious store fit-out by Allen & Chapman

RIGHT FIRST TIME

Complexity of interior design adds interest to fitout

COMFORTABLE DIP

FORMING THE SHELL

Airports are noisy places, but with acoustic-rated curved glass panels you can keep the volume down and appearances up

INVESTOR APPEAL

Customer feedback helped Westfield to redevelop a 1970s shopping centre in Hamilton into an entertainment and retail hub for the fast-expanding community

CLAD FOR ALL WEATHERS

A merger results in a company capable of offering clients an all-inclusive service and product solution to their commercial interior problems

TRUE TO VISION

A new, dedicated client floor with ample space for meetings, entertaining and the latest technology gives law firm Chapman Tripp a leading edge

Reconfiguring offices and maximising storage is easy with the Herman Miller Resolve system and Codafile colour-coded filing and labelling solution, from Matisse International Furniture

Passive deisgn techniques such as Sunshield Louvres ensure Central One's occupants are cool when it matters

From the early removal of lead in its paints to the introduction of waterborne enamels, Resene has a long-standing commitment to environmentally friendly products

With a more inclusive work environment, ocean views throughout the premises, and a brand new look and feel, KPMG's move to Maritime Towers really adds up