Cover-up at Dunedin Railway Station
The massive printed scrim is now securely in place at Dunedin Railway Station.
The massive printed scrim is now securely in place at Dunedin Railway Station.
Our Queensgate Car Park and Cinema team in Wellington refused to let Covid-19 get in the way of their roof shout!
It’s been an exceptional team effort to divert 98% of the demolition material at our CAB Apartments project in Auckland away from landfill.
One of the lovely things about working on heritage buildings like Dunedin Railway Station are the reminders of the tradespeople who have come before us.
ECI leads to a smooth-running build in troubled times.
Seismic upgrade and new shop front enhance street appeal in the CBD.
Our Waikato/BoP team are getting ready to pour the slab for the cooling tower basin at Contact Energy’s Tauhara geothermal power station.
There’s a line we tread carefully when we’re working on heritage buildings – what do we restore faithfully using the original methods, and what do we restore sympathetically in a way that ensures the building will stay in the best shape for the longest time?
There’s a massive cover-up in progress at Dunedin Railway Station, as we install a massive scaffold tent over the main station building for the next stage of a roof repair and maintenance programme.
Voting for Te Manu Rongonui o te Tau/Bird of the Year opened at 9am today. We’d love you to vote for the North Island Brown Kiwi!