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.
Tennyson 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.
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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.
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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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The Kilmore Street reconstruction works formed part of the Central City Transport Recovery programme and involved a complete street upgrade from Colombo Street to Durham Street North and a part upgrade of the five-way intersection where Kilmore Street meets Durham Street North.
Read moreVictors to Strickland, Christchurch
This project was carried out as part of the Major Cycle Routes panel, constructed in Christchurch. This particular route was designed to connect Halswell and the City Centre of Christchurch.
Read moreChristchurch Airport
In 2018 the CIAL commenced a development known as the Agri Export Precinct. A high profile 2.5-hectare site at the main entrance of the campus and bounded on two sides by main arterial roads. The development, when complete, will include three multi-level office buildings, shared central park space and car parking.
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