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.
This project involved significant upgrades to three waters services, utilities, pavements and streetscape works through George Street, spanning four city blocks, side streets and upgrades of five intersections.
This project was a complete contractor-led Design and Build project to create an underpass across SH1. Works included a temporary bypass for SH1 to enable an accelerated work programme.
This award winning project involved installing 7.5km of new cable through some of Christchurch’s busiest roads and intersections. Working through residential and business areas required extensive stakeholder engagement to manage the high impacts of the long-term construction.
Rolleston Town Centre Transport and Infrastructure Stage 1, 2 & Youth Zone
Rolleston Town Centre
Continuing from the successful delivery of Stage 1, Isaac’s were awarded Stage 2 development and expansion of Rolleston Town Centre. Stage 2 development included the creation of Christensen Parade (from Moore Street heading south), the renovation of the existing community centre car park, the creation of car park 3 to service the new development and the construction of a temporary road while future development continues.
Lincoln Road Roading & Watermain Renewal Stage 1 (Barrington Street – Moorhouse Avenue
Lincoln Road, Christchurch
The project involved the construction of new bus lanes on Lincoln Road between Moorhouse Avenue and Lincoln/ Barrington/ Whiteleigh intersection as part of Christchurch City Council’s initiative to improve bus journey times between Halswell and the city centre.
The Dunedin City Council required renewal wastewater works at the base of the road bridge under the Water of the Leith in Malvern Street, Dunedin. This complex project relied on expertise to repair and reinstate the waterways and maintain the natural state and ecology of water in The Leith, an important habitat for aquatic wildlife that also aligns with our purpose, being the only construction group owned by a trust dedicated to the conservation and protection of wildlife and heritage.
The 215 Marshlands Road project was for constructing a new traffic signal intersection for a new development next to Homebase on Marshlands Road. This project included the construction of 300m² of roading pavement, 500m of new kerb and channel, various drainage items, traffic signal works, a new watermain connection from the property, and minor earthworks.
This project included working with KiwiRail Track and signals team to complete the upgrade of the existing Matipo Street Rail Crossing. The crossing was due for repair and needed modifying to tie in with the upgrades completed in the Middleton Switch Yard.
As part of the Christchurch City Council's Major Cycle Route programme, we have recently completed the Rapanui Shag Rock Stage 3A & 3B, which involved a section of the cycleway from Linwood Avenue to the Charlesworth Reserve.