Close collaboration achieves best-for-project outcomes despite the pandemic.
IL4 emergency services equipment store completed on a tight budget.
We had a great turnout at our inaugural Waste Management 101 event in Queenstown, where we invited builders from all around the region to our Sudima Queenstown site to check out options for reducing construction waste going to landfill.
A technical pool project executed successfully with a collaborative approach.
A state of the art biomedical research and containment facility.
We donated one of our site portacoms to an inspiring community for former homeless people in the Manawatu.
Naylor Love is offering free access to a carbon calculator developed to help its clients visualise the potential carbon impacts of construction material choices.
A new university gym, incorporated seamlessly with existing facilities.
Collaborative relationships key to delivering a successful school project.
In another great initiative by one of our staff-led regional Sustainability Committees, our Central Otago team have committed to spending four afternoons a year volunteering with the Wakatipu Reforestation Trust.
