Paetara Aspiring Central
Big box retail store transformed into a youth and community centre.
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Adaptive reuse is repurposing an existing structure for a new use, breathing new life into old buildings.
Sometimes these changes are reasonably subtle, such as a retirement village transformed into student accommodation. More often, they are complete transformations, rescuing buildings from demolition and ensuring that they are fit for purpose for many more decades.
Adaptive reuse is a sustainable way to build, requiring fewer building materials. It can also preserve the heritage character of individual buildings or even entire neighborhoods.
Some of our Adaptive Reuse projects:
Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger fitouts
Bank strengthened and transformed into a fashion retail destination.
UCOL Healthcare Education Centre
Open, collaborative relationship with the client & design team.
231 Archers Road
Former mechanic’s warehouse transformed into a modern retail and restaurant development.
The CAB apartments
Adaptive reuse project transforms a heritage office building into award-winning luxury apartments.
Duck Island ice cream factory
Former council building transformed into an ice cream factory.
Hotel 4 base build, Auckland Airport
Disused office building converted into an airport hotel with a striking faceted façade.
Education Perfect fitout, Dunedin
Involvement from the concept design stage saved the client both time and money.
OCHO Chocolate Factory
Fast-track, crowd-funded conversion of a furniture factory into a craft chocolate factory.
Waikohanga House, University of Auckland
1940’s era state housing re-purposed as bright, modern student accommodation.
Talk to us about breathing new life into your building.