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COMMUNITY PROJECTS
COMMUNITY PROJECTS
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THREE KINGS UNITED NEW CLUBROOMS
COMMUNITY / Auckland
Completed in November 2020, C3 were responsible for the construction of the new clubroom facility for Three Kings United (now known as Auckland United Football Club) at Keith Hay Park. The building, designed by Copeland Associates Architects, is a new 950m2 facility, including open plan clubrooms with bar and kitchen, modern changing facility to cater for 6 premiere teams, referee facilities, public toilet block and elevated viewing platform. This project was a labour of love, with C3 first engaged in early 2017. We are stoked with how it came out and happy to have worked with TKU, CAA and Kwanto to get this fantastic project completed.
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MOTAT BUILDING 6 REFURBISHMENT
COMMUNITY / Auckland
The Building 6 refurbishment project involved the re-pitching and reroofing of the existing building as well as pouring a new slab internally to a high spec, among other building additions and improvements. Timeframes, driven by the arrival of an international exhibition, were extremely tight. C3 coordinated multiple overlapping workfaces, within a live museum environment to successfully deliver the project on time when others said it was impossible. C3 are proud to have worked collaboratively with the client team toward the successful outcome. A massive effort by everyone involved.
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MOTAT Building 5 Refurbishment and Upgrade
COMMUNITY / Auckland
The Building 5 project at MOTAT involved the refurbishment of a 50 year old leaking warehouse and creating a new temperature controlled exhibition space for the new Te Puawānanga Science and Technology Centre. The project involved installing a new Smart roof over the existing 2500m2+ tin roof, full internal refurbishment and fitout including new HVAC and services and upgrade of non-complying access ways and balustrades.
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BAYWAVE AQUATIC CENTRE UPDATES
COMMUNITY / Papamoa
The Baywave Aquatic Centre Updates project was completed in September 2019. This project consisted of the construction of new changing rooms and new plantroom for the Baywave Aquatic Centre. As well as the new construction there were remediation works to the majority of the glass facade of the building to fix water ingress issues and then internal fitout works to staff offices. The project was challenging as it was carried out whilst the pool complex and the gymnasium were operational and open to public.