The Chews Lane Precinct is a significant Wellington CBD mixed use redevelopment, located on Willis and Victoria Streets. The 4,000 square metre site has been fully redeveloped to incorporate a wide variety of uses, including office, parking, retail and apartments.

Rider Levett Bucknall provided cost and delivery advice for this blended development delivering: 19 retail stores, 15,000 square metres of office space and 197 carparks. The development has achieved a very clever blend of old and new structures and comprises a number of new and refurbished buildings centred around a revitalised Chews Lane. The development has created very significant value on the site.

The Cancer Care Centre is a two storey facility located between existing buildings and incorporates radiotherapy cancer treatment facilities administration, consulting and cafe facilities and is connected by a link bridge to an extended two story car park. The building is also designed for future expansion of the radiotherapy bunkers. The planning of the facility incorporated space allowance for future construction of an additional bunker for two further treatment enclosures at Ground floor, as well as the Fitout of the pharmacy at the upper first floor.

The Counties Manukau Police Station is a new three level building complex completed in December 2008, located on the corner of Wiri Station Road and Barrowcliffe Place, Manukau City. The facility is the major operational and command centre for the Counties Manukau Police District and is the culmination of many years of planning to provide a state-of-the-art facility to serve the local community and support the delivery of modern policing services.

Rider Levett Bucknall provided cost and delivery advice for this flexible, modern and future proofed facility. The project incorporates a number of sustainable design features, including rainwater harvesting, solar panel heating and rain sensing louvers.

A new immigration hall, extended retail area and aircraft stands to accommodate the new A380 aircraft all form part of Auckland Airport's International Terminal expansion. Substantial green initiatives in the new building structure and innovative approaches in several aspects have resulted in a flexible, efficient and cost effective solution.

The Te Kopahou Reserve Interpretation Centre was the final phase of a project that started in 2000 when Wellington City Council bought and closed an old quarry. It includes a shelter where visitors can learn about the local history and geology, and use picnic facilities, carparking and toilets.

This 3,500m2 (gross floor area) building once the site of a Mitre 10 store has been given a second life. Kakariki House is owned by the Wise Group, one of New Zealand's largest non government providers in the mental health sector. The development has embraced eco and green build initiatives and has achieved a Four Green Star rating.

Te Rauparaha Arena is a 6500sqm multipurpose indoor sports & events centre, comprising of: a 3-court main hall with seating for 2000 spectators, a single court hall, a fitness gym, and several associated function spaces. It incorporates an existing swimming pool and redevelopment of the adjacent park and existing skatepark.

Breathing new life into Queenstowns old Courthouse, the appropriately named Guilty bar is faithful to it's history while providing a modern and welcoming space for locals and visitors alike. This 222.36sqm single level building amalgamates cutting edge interior design with extensive outdoor seating to maximise the utility of this superior location.

Renovating the existing facility to cater for high end functions was not an option for the Heritage Classified Northern Club. The solution was to redevelop the 422m2 Centennial Wing into a modern, clearspan structure encouraging the use of modern construction techniques to provide a flexible, multi-use function area.

Brian Perry Sports House has been developed by the regional sports trust Sport Waikato Education Trust (Sport Waikato). The building was handed over to the client on 22 September 2008 on time, below budget and above the expected quality standards set. The $3.8 million facility comprises a gross floor area of 1,386 sqm.

This project consists of the design and construction of a new primary and junior high school co located on the same site for The Ministry of Education. This project is unique in that the buildings and the management structures of both schools are shared.

As part of the new Masterplan for the 5.3ha school campus, a three level specialist teaching facility (Lighthouse) and a replacement four level Sports Dome was constructed in the Knowledge and Sports zones respectively. Both facilities focus on delivering specialist teaching programmes to help develop each boy's individual talents.

Brian Perry Sports House has been developed by the regional sports trust Sport Waikato Education Trust (Sport Waikato). The building was handed over to the client on 22 September 2008 on time, below budget and above the expected quality standards set. The $3.8 million facility comprises a gross floor area of 1,386 sqm

Yealand's Estate Winery is a purpose built 7,100 square-metre wine processing facility incorporating numerous environmental initiatives located at the Seaview vineyard in Marlborough. The $45m project includes 9 hectares of landscaping within the 1000 hectare vineyard and produced its first wines from August 2008.

Cambridge Park, a previously poorly utilised, 18,089m2, Horowhenua District Council (HDC) owned, green-field site located in the heart of Levin's residential suburbs has been transformed into the Cambridge Park Lifestyle Village comprising 40 modern and stylish pensioner housing units (each approx 65m2), and site services, in a safe supportive community setting.

The Stamford Residences consists of eleven floors of luxury freehold title residential apartments constructed over the existing Stamford Plaza Hotel. The hotel was shut down for only 16 weeks to allow for a full lobby upgrade, soft refurbishment of all hotel rooms and structural upgrade to accommodate eleven additional floors.

Rider Levett Bucknall provided cost and delivery advice for what is a luxurious and exclusive residential development. Incorporating the natural beauty of New Zealand with the cosmopolitan vibrancy of its largest city, the Stamford Residences set a new benchmark in world-class high rise living.

Sitting on a 2,134m2 plot on Quay Street between Britomart and the Vector Arena, Mansons TCLM 's Quay Park One is the first 5 Star office building to be completed in Auckland. BNZ have rented all 7,917m2 of its NLA for use as offices, a cafe and banking branch.

Club Tower is the South Island's first 5 Green Star rated building. It is Christchurch's first A-Grade commercial office tower in over twenty years. Forty metres high, it accommodates 10 floors of office space with 3 levels of parking and a cafe on the ground level on a 1397m2 site.

This formerly vacant, 11,000sqm office building at 92 Albert St was taken from purchase, through Design, Urban Design Panel, Resource Consent, and Construction within 11 months, delivering a striking, almost fully leased building. It was the first refurbishment project to be awarded NZGBC four star office design Certification in New Zealand.

The Chews Lane Precinct is a significant Wellington CBD mixed use redevelopment, located on Willis and Victoria Streets. The 4,000 square metre site has been fully redeveloped to incorporate a wide variety of uses, including office, parking, retail and apartments.

Rider Levett Bucknall provided cost and delivery advice for this blended development delivering: 19 retail stores, 15,000 square metres of office space and 197 carparks. The development has achieved a very clever blend of old and new structures and comprises a number of new and refurbished buildings centred around a revitalised Chews Lane. The development has created very significant value on the site.

Q4 on The Boulevard is located at Smales Farm Technology Office Park - a 10.8 hectare, high profile site in North Shore City just 10 minutes from Auckland's CBD. The site adjoins the North Shores City's new rapid transport network, next to the SH1 Northcote interchange and bounded by Northcote, Taharoto and Shakespeare Roads.

Recreating the classical appearance of the past, the Pig and Whistle building comprises two levels of office space above a thriving ground floor pub/restaurant. Located in close proximity to downtown Queenstown, the stunning exterior of this 702.23sqm building is complemented by a welcoming interior and vibrant outdoor area.

This 24.2 Ha greenfield site is developing into New Plymouth's premier residential community. The comprehensive masterplan, range of lot sizes, and improved amenity of the area, allows residents to tailor a lifestyle option to suit them. Sensitive ecological restoration, sustainable watershed design and extensive landscaping contribute to a unique living environment.

Tauranga City is the home of a master-planned community known as The Lakes. The fi rst two stages of the development are complete now and include 525 residential lots over about 149 hectares of land. The development will ultimately accommodate 2000 residential lots and 2.0 hectares of business land.

Westfield Manukau City is a regional shopping centre situated in the heart of Manukau City. It caters to a diverse multicultural market providing an exciting family shopping centre. The centre comprises some 46,000 square metres, 195 retail outlets and 2,113 car parks on a land site area of 11.9ha.

The Chews Lane Precinct is a significant Wellington CBD mixed use redevelopment, located on Willis and Victoria Streets. The 4,000 square metre site has been fully redeveloped to incorporate a wide variety of uses, including office, parking, retail and apartments.

Rider Levett Bucknall provided cost and delivery advice for this blended development delivering: 19 retail stores, 15,000 square metres of office space and 197 carparks. The development has achieved a very clever blend of old and new structures and comprises a number of new and refurbished buildings centred around a revitalised Chews Lane. The development has created very significant value on the site.

The 'CBD Into the Future Queen Street Project' elevates Auckland's main street to be a world class urban environment with a look and feel that is distinctively 'Auckland'. The project creates a high quality streetscape that is functional and safe; robust and sustainable; expresses Auckland's unique identity; and is a benchmark for future urban design projects.

Sovereign House is located at the Smales Farm Technology Office Park. Sovereign (leesee) occupies levels 1- 5 of the building (measuring 12,000 m2) whilst the Smale (Leesor) retain control of the ground floor tenancies. Sovereign's primary objective was to develop the most advanced office building in New Zealand unparalleled by any other, whilst the Smale primary objective was to maximise their long term commercial returns.

Club Tower is the South Island's first 5 Green Star rated building. It is Christchurch's first A-Grade commercial office tower in over twenty years. Forty metres high, it accommodates 10 floors of office space with 3 levels of parking and a cafe on the ground level on a 1397m2 site.

A new immigration hall, extended retail area and aircraft stands to accommodate the new A380 aircraft all form part of Auckland Airport's International Terminal expansion. Substantial green initiatives in the new building structure and innovative approaches in several aspects have resulted in a flexible, efficient and cost effective solution.

This formerly vacant, 11,000sqm office building at 92 Albert St was taken from purchase, through Design, Urban Design Panel, Resource Consent, and Construction within 11 months, delivering a striking, almost fully leased building. It was the first refurbishment project to be awarded NZGBC four star office design Certification in New Zealand.