The Natural Habitats team delivered a design and build landscape of this large-scale swimming pool and garden project in St Heliers.
Natural Habitats worked with Nelson Byrd Woltz Architects of New York to design and build the landscape at what is now known as “The Farm at Cape Kidnappers”.
Our intention from the outset was to create a lush, garden environment and incorporate natural light in an awe-inspiring setting.
Towering tens of meters into the air, this magnificent greenwall created by Natural Habitats is the focal point of the atrium on Takutai Square in the Britomart precinct.
Described as having the biggest impact on Auckland since the opening of the Auckland Harbour Bridge in 1959, this project involved the planting of over 400,000 plants.
As Auckland’s largest master planned community, Stonefields encompasses an urban village, consisting of a town centre, primary school, public parks and a diverse range of housing.
Natural Habitats designed and installed this south facing Green Wall onto NZ’s first 6-star green rated building.
One of Dr Fraundorfer’s favourite features is the fourteen-metre-high living green wall in the atrium.
The vision of Freemans Bay School of ‘Engage, Enrich, Empower’ was the design driver to help align the school design and collaborative ways of teaching and learning.
The main design elements consist of a series of paved courtyard spaces linking the built form, ground level and planter box shrub planting, specimen grade trees and open space grass land.
At the time, the landscape project was unlike anything Fiji, or indeed the South Pacific, had seen in terms of scale or the expected delivery programme.
The new Hotel Novotel at Auckland Airport was designed to combine New Zealand’s distinctive cultural heritage with modern architecture