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Hawke’s Bay / Gisborne (Tairāwhiti)
Hastings City Mall
Partners: Hastings District Council
Redevelopment of the central pedestrian plaza of Hastings District, including the rail crossing.
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Waiaroha
Partners: Hastings District Council, DesignGroup Stapleton Elliott, Stitchbird, Jacksons, Strata, Gemco
A significant and defining project for Hastings and for infrastructure - this project showcases what can be done when you truly think outside the box.
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Planting Handbook
Partners: Hawke's Bay Regional Council
Developed a simple planting guide to assist landowners adjacent to the Twyford Stream catchment how to make improvements to the water channels.
Parkhill Film Studio
Partners: GripHQ, Mitchell Daysh
Masterplanning and consenting a proposed film studio near Te Awanga, Hawke's Bay.
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Ōmarunui Landfill
Partners: Hastings District Council
To assist with the consenting for a new operational area within the designated Ōmarunui Landfill, we began visioning an end of life plan for a productive totara forest within a future recreational park.
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Mission Estate Masterplan
Partners: Marist Holdings, Mitchell Daysh, Strata, Urban Connection
Exploring options to enhance the long term profitability and use of the land owned by the country's oldest winery: Mission Estate Wines.
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Opera Precinct Laneway
Partners: Hastings District Council, Matthews & Matthews Architects
The design of a small pedestrian laneway between the iconic Hawke's Bay Opera House and the historical Municipal Building.
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Hastings Golf Club Development
Partners: Golf Sport Developments Limited Partnership
A project to develop a quality residential component within the existing Hastings Golf Club, including residential lots and upgrading of the golf club facilities.
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Waitangi Ātea a Rangi
Partners: Hawke's Bay Regional Council, Ātea a Rangi Trust, Boffa Miskell
This project rescued a gravel pit which housed fly-tipping and burnt-out cars, creating one of the most iconic cultural educational sites in Aotearoa New Zealand.
