Like any construction company, our shop window is the projects that we are involved in. From the initial planning to the final handover our work is very visible, ensuring that everything we do is in keeping with our values. We are very proud of the work we are doing, some of which is listed below.
Cashmere Road to Annex Road Underpass
Te Ara O-Rakipaoa Nor’West Arc is part of a city-wide cycling network easing the pressure on our roads and making it safer and easier for everyone get around. A large part of the cycleway is a greenway where people driving and cycling share the road space, while there are separated paths through Centennial Park and a separated cycleway along Domain Terrace.
Read moreFerry Road between Fitzgerald Avenue and St Asaph Street
Ferry Road cycle connection creates a safer street environment between the existing cycle path on St Asaph Street and the east end of Ferry Road using a new type of cycleway design.
Read moreSouth Westland, Jackson's Bay
Liddell Construction carried out work on behalf of the Westland District Council to repair the Jackson's Bay Wharf.
Read moreKaiata, West Coast, South Island
Isaac Construction has recently completed the installation of 6.5 kilometres of watermain and submain from Omoto to Kaiata, which is just inland of Greymouth on the West Coast.
Read moreUniversity of Otago, Dunedin
As part of a larger ongoing Landscape improvement project, the University of Otago's vision to provide continuity and slip resistance of the paved pedestrian routes provides more logical and direct wayfinding. It enhances the aesthetics of one of the iconic landmarks of Dunedin city.
Read moreTennyson Street and Markham Way, Rolleston
Rolleston has been one of the fastest-growing towns in New Zealand, and the Rolleston Town Centre is a key project for Selwyn's district to cater to this growth.
Read morePeninsula and Portobello Road
The Peninsula Connection was a road widening, pedestrian, cyclist, and safety improvements project undertaken across 26km of the Dunedin Peninsula between Portsmouth Drive and the Royal Albatross Centre Dunedin Harbour Mouth.
Read moreCanterbury
In 2015 CCC approved thirteen major cycle routes delivered over a seven-year period. A network of Major Cycle Routes is being built connecting suburbs, shopping areas, businesses, and schools. The new cycleways offer safe and direct routes around the city, help to reduce congestion and make our city a greener, healthier place to live.
Read moreChristchurch
The Major Cycle Route (MCR) Heathcote Expressway’s purpose was to offer reasonably direct routes well connected to a city-wide cycle network and to provide a safe route to all cyclists from Heathcote to the Central City.
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