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Environmental Structures
The Environmental Structures division offers a number of consultancy and implementation services associated with the planning, design and installation phases of construction projects. The division is separated in to two specific areas: Structures and Tracks.
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| Structures built for the purpose of encouraging visitor use and enjoyment of the natural environment also provide for practical access options across waterways, along steep slopes and through wetland areas. More. |
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have built and maintained mountainbike
tracks and park tracks. More. |
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 Building
Bridges
The Environmental Structures division is made up of Tracks and Structures.
The division, similar to ecological restoration, seeks to enhance
and protect New Zealand’s native environment through the delivery
of services that allow access and enjoyment without damaging the
fragile surroundings.
The teams are passionate about what they do and are proud of what
they have accomplished. The quality of work that they produce is
second to none and there is a flexibility and willingness that is
respected and sought after by our clients. A
recent track, on Waiheke, was described as the best walking track
that the client has seen, and the coastal
staircase that has been built on the North Shore is a spectacular
showcase of our capabilities.
A “can do” attitude has got us to where we are but, it is the focus
on quality that has kept us at the forefront of visitor assets. There
have been many projects, small and large, and the work covers anything
from mountainbike tracks (Arch Hill, Auckland) to boardwalks (Great
Barrier Island summit track, St Heliers and Kohimarama, Auckland)
to suspension bridges. More. |
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 Church
Bay, Waiheke Island
Te Ngahere is currently contracted through Auckland Council
to upgrade 600 metres of tracks at Church Bay on Waiheke Island,
involving relocation of a team to the island, hand excavation of
a registered archaeological area, and protection of 100 year old
pohutukawa trees. More. |
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 Staircase
for beach access, J. F. Kennedy Park
On a sheer cliff face beside a small park in Auckland's Castor Bay,
Te Ngahere's Structures group has built the proverbial 'stairway
to heaven', featuring stunning views of the Hauraki Gulf ....more. |
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