Feasibility to 224(c) — one team, on your side of the table, the whole way through.
Four easy questions. We tell you which parts of the process apply to your site, in plain language, and pre-fill a quote request you can send in one click.
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Every project comes down to yield, cost and programme certainty, and a consenting and construction path that holds together while funding and sales get handled. We work at both ends of the scale — a six-lot infill gets the same attention as a multi-stage subdivision.
Flexible Fund and strategic-partnership homes get consented, built and titled against dates set by someone else, with delivery risk sitting squarely with the board. We plan backwards from the funding milestone and design for the households actually moving in — one and two-bedroom typologies on tight urban sites are familiar territory for us.
Residents bring a wide range of mobility and health needs, often for the rest of their lives — level changes, gradients, access routes and servicing capacity shape how safely and independently someone can move around their own community. We design with those residents in mind from the outset, not just the infrastructure.
Title, zoning, servicing capacity, flood and geotech constraints, and indicative yield — giving you a clear go or no-go before committing to the project.
Engineering assessments, flood reporting, and infrastructure report preparation, coordinated with architects, planners, landscape architects, surveyors and Council so the application lands complete the first time.
Detailed civil design to support Engineering Plan Approval for public infrastructure, alongside Building Consent for private infrastructure.
Construction monitoring to confirm the works are being built in accordance with the approved design and Council standards.
Certificate of Acceptance (CoA) approval for Watercare assets, and Engineering Approval Compliance Certificate (EACC) approval for public Council assets — together with as-built certification and Council sign-off confirming the infrastructure was built as approved.
Survey plan approval (section 223) and 224(c) certification confirm the subdivision was built and surveyed as approved, clearing the way for new titles to be issued. A Code Compliance Certificate (CCC) is Council's formal statement, that it is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the completed building work complies with the building consent issued for the project.
Twelve years across brownfield and greenfield land development and infrastructure projects across Auckland and overseas — from single-lot redevelopments through to being part of a 260-hectare masterplanning team carrying a ±5,000-lot yield.
Senior expertise you can trust on your project, from first sketch to final title.
"My goal is to help ambitious developers
turn land into thriving communities —
with confidence."
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