Terraced apartment development for first home buyers. → Completion: 2020 → Robustly designed services for low maintenance and energy modelling for thermal performance → TMCo provided full services documentation for this multiple apartment project aimed at the first home buyer or astute investor. This development facilitates reduced body corporate fees. → Through thoughtful placement of read more
In the last ten years, TMCo’s collaborative 75-strong team (Queenstown, Christchurch and Auckland) have engineered $2bn in retirement village and aged care projects throughout NZ → TMCo have completed the structural, civil, infrastructure, fire, energy, passive fire, fire protection and the full building services engineering packages over hundreds of projects. → A commitment to reducing read more
A new landmark on the cityscape, the development is 7-storeys with a trendy rooftop function space with terracing for indoor/outdoor appeal. Design features include eateries and bars at ground level connected by a covered laneway, meeting and private dining spaces on the first floor and 4.5-star quality accommodation above. Construction of the hotel would be read more
Sporting two floors for Porsche and the top level for the Christchurch Clinical Studies Trust, this mixed use development delivers the luxury vehicle offering previously on this site with the addition of medical services to the health precinct and hospitality. TMCo 3D modelled in ArchiCAD the services for mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and lighting in this read more
This $17 million library and community centre project is a landmark development for the proposed Rolleston Town Centre, situated on part of the previous Rolleston reserve. This project was designed with Warren and Mahoney (renders shown by WAM) and features strong sustainability features and linkages to the environment it resides within. The larger roading and infrastructure read more
This hospitality and retail project has significantly beautified this exciting new quayside development, with the building’s rustic character featuring a distinctive and appealing offering in this unique shoreline setting. Lyttelton Port of Christchurch’s local investment has been superb and something LPC should be proud of. → Completed: 2018 → TMCo provided the full building services, read more
The new Woolston Community Library is one of the last Council community facilities to be rebuilt following the 2010/2011 earthquakes. TMCo fire, structure, civil and building services designed this award winning project with Ignite Architects (photos courtesy of Ignite).
We wish preschools were this pretty when we were young! Was great working to provide full professional services, structural, civil and fire engineering alongside PRau (Phil Redmond Architecture + Urbanism) on this amazing Reggio inspired Preschool
Luxury terraced housing overlooking Hagley Park. → Completed: 2019 → Unit titled units with body corporate → Luxuriously appointed → $1m+ per apartment → TMCo provided building services on this project
Concealment of mechanical services and an unsurpassed experience of quality and comfort were the drivers for the building services design for this residence. → 2018 – housing winner – NZIA Canterbury Architecture Awards → 2018 – Best Awards bronze – residential 2018 – Best Awards finalist – residential interior architecture → 2019 – NZ House read more
This brand new, green field development houses TE’s (Tyco Electric) development arm and is a bespoke, state of the art facility. TMCo engineered the building and systems to effect sustainable business operations whilst ensuring both CapEx and OpEx were minimised. Energy modelling provided significant reductions in plant size. TMCo provided electrical, mechanical, hydraulic and energy read more
The Health Research and Education Facility (HREF) completed in 2018 is on the corner of Tuam and Antiqua Streets. This building houses almost 2,000 Ara Institute of Canterbury students, plus Canterbury DHB education facilities such as a state-of-the-art simulation centre for training both students and clinicians. Some of the University of Canterbury’s health sciences academics read more