FDG worked alongside contractors to ensure the building’s services systems were well-supported and integrated into this project’s sustainable design. The cable containment, Modframe and strut, pipe supports and seismic bracing provided by FDG were designed to meet both functional and aesthetic requirements of the project.
FDG supplied custom coloured cable containment for the Solar Panels at Lineage’s new cold-storage facility in Tauriko, New Zealand, featuring over three million cubic feet of space and more than 16,000 pallet positions, marking a significant expansion of its operations in the region.
FDG was able to support a number of the contractors on site with our broad product range. With our main distribution center only 25 minutes from the site it made daily deliveries to the site very efficient. Dealing with multiple contractors on the same site meant we could combine multiple deliveries in to one which streamlined the delivery process for both FDG and our customers.
The Helier by Oceania is a magnificent location nestled in the heart of St Heliers at 28 Waimarie Street. Located on the edge of Glover Park, the development has 360-degree views over the Waitemata Harbour and Auckland CBD.
Wai Ariki Hot Springs & SpaWai Ariki Hot Springs and Spa, is a luxury, cultural wellness destination built on the beautiful shores of Lake Rotorua. Wai Ariki means ‘chiefly waters’, and directly connects to the origin of Rotorua’s thermal waters.
The 50-year-old former Auckland University Social Sciences Building (B201) on Symonds Street has been refurbished in a sustainable, adaptive reuse project, and recently awarded the 6 Green Star Design Review from the NZ Green Build Building Council.
Tauhara is a new geothermal power station north of Taupo in the central North Island. Developed by Contact Energy, this power station will displace just over 500,000 tons per year of carbon emissions as fossil fuel generation is shut down.
The Central Rail Link connects two crucial points in Auckland’s transportation network: downtown Waitematā Station (Britomart) and a redeveloped Maungawhau on the Western Line. The project includes twin 3.45-kilometer-long tunnels, plunging as deep as 42 metres beneath Auckland’s city centre.
As more and more people, freight and goods move around the country improved safety and connectivity has been the driving force behind the extension of State highway 1 through to Northland. FDG has the privilege of working with the NX2 Group on this project of national significance, keeping people and businesses moving and making.
To help keep up with the demand across its supermarket network, Countdown New Zealand required a new distribution centre in the Lower North Island Region. The project consisted of 39,000m2 of warehouse and 2000m2 of offices and ancillary structures.