Case Studies

A full seismic upgrade to this Palmerston North Police Station presented an opportunity to use a custom dapple pattern to add a cultural narrative that reflects the importance of maunga in a district that includes Taranaki, the Central Plateau, Tararua and Ruahine ranges. 

The Residences at Hills Village took a dated and visually unappealing building and applied architectural vision, transforming it into the centrepiece of a rejuvenated area of Hamilton that was otherwise forgotten.

The new Convex HQ uses a custom, double-layered dapple pattern to cast a welcome shadow on the interior to increase occupant comfort, while adding vibrancy with a light dance and a moire pattern that transfixes the gaze.

The Altus Warehouse in Hamilton was designed as a physical manifestation of their brand identity. The road-facing elevation uses vertical louvres to establish a distinctive, colourful aesthetic that is undoubtedly Altus.

The Aotea Centre in the premier venue for the performing arts and events. It sits at the creative heart of New Zealand, hosting world-class performances, events and exhibitions.

King Edwards Barracks Car Park in Christchurch is over 20,000m and provides 680 car parking spaces. It opened to the public in April 2017.

Completed in April 2017, this striking car park facade in Christchurch presented Insol with some challenges, but resulted in a superior solution.

Lichfield Street Car Park is an eight-storey building with 805 car spaces in the heart of Christchurch. It opened in November 2017.

A beacon in the heart of Rolleston, the facade on Te Ara Atea produces mesmerizing ripples of light.  The overall design reflects the cultural narrative of the setting whilst also reflecting the vibrancy and life of the growing community.  

A distinctive building that looks different from almost every angle thanks to the unique 3-dimensional profile. By day, the landmark structure catches the eye. After sunset, it comes alive and sparkles, a glittering addition to Auckland's nightscape.