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“Located in an ecologically sensitive area, the Dolomite Point Redevelopment Project required special consideration for native species, including lizards, migratory seabirds, and the great spotted kiwi. The result is a built environment that treads lightly in form and footprint. 3 Laminated veneer lumber forms the project’s structural backbone, paired with green roofs and low-carbon materials that reflect a strong sustainability ethos. Beyond its environmental commitments, the project also prioritises social outcomes, engaging the local community and partnering with iwi to reflect cultural narratives embedded in the land.”

“The Naylor Love team demonstrated exceptional professionalism, adaptability, and collaboration throughout the rebuild. Their communication was consistently clear, proactive, and solutions focused. They also embraced the school community, offering learning opportunities for students and supporting various school initiatives. Their positive, “can-do” attitude made them a pleasure to work with, and their commitment to quality and service was evident at every stage of the project.”

“We are incredibly appreciative of our project partners’ efforts in fulfilling, and in some cases even exceeding, our sustainability targets while ensuring the building was completed on time and on budget.”

“The installation was so successful that people didn’t even know the new ward had been built until the doors swung opened – it was that quiet!”

“…the Dunedin Railway Station Team—comprising Allans Sheetmetal and Engineering, Dunedin City Council, Naylor Love, Salmond Reed Architects, and many others—overcame significant challenges to restore one of Dunedin’s most iconic heritage sites. Their unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and problem-solving set this project apart.”

“Naylor Love’s communication, professionalism, and flexibility were key contributors to the success of this project, and I would have no hesitation to working with them again.”

“The Dunedin Railway Station is a stellar example of a well-executed seismic upgrade, and the exterior restoration showcases exemplary craftsmanship. The original character of the building has been reinstated and the project was executed to an exceptional standard within the constraints of a stringent budget. The team employed innovative strategies to restore building elements, working closely with specialist trades to honour the building’s heritage and character.”

“This project, led by Naylor Love Canterbury, is at the cutting edge of technology, and their method is expected to become more widespread in New Zealand as large-scale industries seek to decarbonise.”

“…Great to see Naylors reaching completion on time, the facility is looking fantastic! Really solid project and site management, a collaborative culture always makes a difference.”

“I am writing to thank…the team from Naylor Love for their positive contributions to the project team and for regularly going above and beyond when working with our team towards the completion of this job.”