Auckland Zoo’s Te Puna Café was built to modernise food service to customers and provide a top-quality venue space. Overhanging the central lake and overlooking the High Canopy habitat, it provides a unique outlook where visitors can watch orangutans and siamangs swinging by.
Auckland Zoo’s new administration wing provides a significant focal point at the Zoo entry, setting the tone for what lies beyond. The building provides a multifunctional space and uses a high-performance building envelope that supports a low energy profile through natural light and passive ventilation.
A rebuild of The Tepid Baths, Auckland’s historic indoor public pools, which were built in 1914 on the previous site of a small drydock.
Redevelopment of recreation and youth centre, and construction of a new swimming pool, library and outdoor open-space.
Development of a unique enclosure to house native New Zealand plant and animal species.
A new headquarters for Auckland Netball, including 26 external courts, 3 internal courts, 480 car spaces and major civil earthworks.
Auckland Zoo’s new multi-purpose exhibition space provides an immersive 1 km2 cluster of domed chambers that offer a spectacular and interactive experience for visitors.
