Open Spaces
We believe the best spaces are lively, safe places that attract a diverse range of people. We can help to transform under-utilised outdoor spaces into great destinations that foster community and ecological health.
Services
Assessments and research
Design and specification
Project management
Construction observation
Public event programming
Placemaking and activation
Projects
Playtime park contract administration and observation, Stonefields Development, Stonefields, Auckland
Tui Glen Reserve concept design, Henderson, Auckland
Oratia community hall and reserve concept design, Oratia, Auckland
Addison racecourse pond, wetland and reserve design, Takanini, Auckland
Gateway Park, concept design and documentation, Omaka Landing subdivision, Blenheim, Marlborough
Picton Foreshore Reserve refresh plan, Picton
Queens Wharf Design Competition, Auckland Waterfront.
Short listed for the ‘Opening the Red Gates Design Competition’ - the above project advocated for a design vernacular that not only celebrated the city’s working waterfront heritage but also posited people as the priority for the space - a significant shift from its history as a privatised space, long separating Aucklanders from their waterfront.
Gateway Park, Omaka, Blenheim
One of two public parks within the Omaka Landing 150 lot residential development, Gateway Park draws on a unique aviation heritage to establish a community play space and passive recreation park. Topographical ‘sculptures’ establish a rhythm in the park, setting an aviation theme (arrivals and departures) and supporting a range of activities for all ages.
Waitohi/Picton Foreshore Reserve Playspace Upgrade, Waitohi/Picton.
Nestled at the head of Queen Charlotte Sound, Picton is arguably one of New Zealand’s most pretty seaside towns. A world class destination for international and domestic visitors to Marlborough the first stage of the park upgrade reflects the topographical interface between the built environment and the harbour.