Brosnan are currently constructing this highly complex and detailed project in a remote McKenzie Country valley. We were awarded this project after a thorough registration and tendering process that focused on quality, programme, methodology, cost and trust. Our success was attributed to the in-depth planning processes, supply chain coverage, innovative construction sequencing and construction methodology.
Designed by Wellington based Architects, Architecture Workshop Ltd, the best visual aspects have been maximised with very innovative and unusual aesthetic, structural and engineering ideas. The Lodge is designed to be environmentally friendly whilst affording maximum luxury and ambience.
We are currently on budget and programme, even while working in a remote, weather effected area of New Zealand.
Ahuriri Valley Lodge
Commercial,Residential
New Zermatt Properties Limited
2513 Birchwood Road, Otago
October, 2016
April, 2018
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Through 2014 and 2015 Brosnan Construction provided investigative assistance to help the Client's design team determine the remediation requirements and in turn assist with developing the preliminary repair methodology and, in 2016 has been formally engaged through Early Contractor Involvement (ECI).
Projects at educational premises will tend to involve strict workarounds to enable the school to continue to deliver for its pupils during the construction phase or, alternatively, very short timeframes for completion when working during holiday periods. This project had both.
Brosnan Construction have worked on numerous projects resulting from the damage caused by the Christchurch earthquakes, however, this one was a bit special. Involving an historic building dating back to the early 1900’s, it was one of few commercial buildings on Lichfield Street to still be repairable.
Brosnan Construction were awarded the contract to construct an 800 square metres 2 storey redevelopment in the growing North Canterbury township of Woodend. The scope for Woodend School included a new two storey eight classroom block. In addition to this, there are some minor weather-tightness repairs for the three remaining buildings. At the completion of the project, the demolition of a two classroom cebus unit will be completed.