Due to open in 2024, the 50-year-old structure (B201) is an ‘adaptive reuse’ project that will set new benchmarks for low carbon design and sustainability. It will send less waste to landfill, create less pollution through its construction and operation, and provide healthy, comfortable, and functional spaces for the many thousands of students and staff who will work, learn, research, and socialise within its walls.
Granted a "Shovel Ready" project by the New Zealand government, B201 was a large asbestos removal and deconstruction project which employed on average around 50 staff.
Contractors Responsibilities
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Class A and B Asbestos Removal
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Working around "live services"
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Internal strip out multi-storey commercial
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Deconstruction – Cut and Crane
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Concrete cutting and robotic demolition
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Demolition heavy machinery
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Crane works
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Green Star rated
