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Mirror-finish UV-cured PureCoat panels bring urban sophistication to a major housing development in Te Aro, Wellington.
The unobtrusive and completely hidden underfloor system ensures radiant enveloping warmth in the home, without compromising on aesthetics.
For the design team at Ockham Residential, it was crucial to find high-quality balustrade options that would not only enhance the building's aesthetics but also preserve the unobstructed views that make Aalto so special.
Interior designers Designwell bring innovation in floor design to a boutique ice cream company’s headquarters with the use of Advance Flooring’s natural-looking ScrapeRIB.
Futurewood Composite Decking was chosen for the outdoor area, which at 40m² ended up being wider than the 30m² house.
Purpose-built to meet the needs of first home buyers, this development utilised three products from James Hardie to achieve its cost and durability objectives.
CS Cavity Sliders provide a sound dampening solution for Bay Radiology.
Your guess is as good as ours, but whatever the weather any day of the week, this home embraces it by design.
When an innovative wooden building was constructed, a problem arose which limited core drilling. To accommodate the fit-out requirements of individual clients, pumps offered a perfect solution.
Marley dBlue is an innovative acoustic plumbing solution that eliminates the need for additional acoustic lagging.
The lightweight steel roof tiles offered resilience in high wind zones, perfect for the exposed Lower Hutt location.
Controlling the heat and humidity within the Swamp Forest habitat at Auckland Zoo requires the precise control of ventilation rates. Operable Ventüer louvres are manipulated in individual bays and ventilation rates are adjusted to react to the direction of the prevailing wind. It’s enough to keep a big smile on the face of the crocodiles below. And the children visiting them for a quick snap (photo that is).
The Masons Enviro IT Wall System is an acoustic and fire-rated intertenancy wall that goes up quickly and easily, reducing costs and construction time.
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