Find out more about some of Aotearoa New Zealand's leading projects through our growing library of case studies, or see the full table of Green Star certified projects
From defunct to dynamic - 8 Willis Street is a world-class act in regeneration. It is Wellington’s first 6 Green Star built rated commercial building. Essentials Name: 8 Willis What: redeveloped 12 level building; 13,300 square metres; existing 1980s building 7 level structure retained; five new...
The largest mass timber office building in Aotearoa tells a new story about sustainability and construction. The industry-leading project has been awarded 6 Green Stars. Essentials
How do you transform a tired 25-year-old office building into a high performance, post-pandemic workplace? 6 Green Star rated 105 Carlton Gore Road has the answer. Essentials Name: Stantec Building 105 Carlton Gore Road What: refurbished five-storey commercial building (circa 2000); lettable space...
Tāwharau Lane, a multi-warehouse project in Highbrook Business Park, is an exceptional example of sustainability and resource efficiency, and the country's first industrial buildings to receive the highest 6-star Green Star rating, irrespective of tool version. Essentials Name: Tāwharau Lane
From surface car park to 6 Green Star show-stopper. 3 Te Kehu Way speaks of outstanding sustainability and global-leading greenness. Essentials
6 Green Star rated 136 Fanshawe Street is a new paradigm of world-leading sustainability. It showcases what a smart green commercial building contributes to a city. Essentials Name: Te Aukati
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The fitout at Foodstuffs North Island Landing Drive has achieved world-leading 6 Green Star Interiors rating. The multi-functional workplace is a low carbon, healthy and highly positive environment.
The New Zealand Blood Service building at Highbrook Business Park is the first 6 Green Star Design certified industrial building in Aotearoa.
When retirement homes are built to Green Star, we see better outcomes for the well-being of residents and the environment. Metlifecare has set a new sustainability benchmark for retirement homes in Aotearoa, with their commitment to building six Green Star aged residential care facilities in the...
Sustainability was front of mind when Metlifecare drew up plans for a dynamic care home at its Gulf Rise retirement village.
One of the best ways our sector can reduce our emissions is to reuse and optimise buildings we already have. The transformation of the University of Auckland’s Building 201 is a shining example of this approach.
