5 Norwich Quay, Lyttelton

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Formerly the offices of the Lyttelton Harbour Board, this 140-year old building was badly damaged after the Canterbury earthquakes. Having lost a number of heritage buildings in Lyttelton, including the upper storey of this building, the owners, community and council were eager to retain the remaining brick façade. Structex led the way in developing a scheme to refurbish and strengthen the building as well as securing a grant for the owner to retain the heritage elements.

5 Norwich Quay, Lyttelton

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Formerly the offices of the Lyttelton Harbour Board, this 140-year old building was badly damaged after the Canterbury earthquakes. Having lost a number of heritage buildings in Lyttelton, including the upper storey of this building, the owners, community and council were eager to retain the remaining brick façade. Structex led the way in developing a scheme to refurbish and strengthen the building as well as securing a grant for the owner to retain the heritage elements.

5 Norwich Quay, Lyttelton

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Formerly the offices of the Lyttelton Harbour Board, this 140-year old building was badly damaged after the Canterbury earthquakes. Having lost a number of heritage buildings in Lyttelton, including the upper storey of this building, the owners, community and council were eager to retain the remaining brick façade. Structex led the way in developing a scheme to refurbish and strengthen the building as well as securing a grant for the owner to retain the heritage elements.

5 Norwich Quay, Lyttelton

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Formerly the offices of the Lyttelton Harbour Board, this 140-year old building was badly damaged after the Canterbury earthquakes. Having lost a number of heritage buildings in Lyttelton, including the upper storey of this building, the owners, community and council were eager to retain the remaining brick façade. Structex led the way in developing a scheme to refurbish and strengthen the building as well as securing a grant for the owner to retain the heritage elements.

112 Main Road, Governors Bay

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Cook Brothers Construction

Structex were engaged to provide structural engineering services for the repair and strengthening of the heritage listed school and headmasters house. The restoration and improvement secures a small but important piece of Governors Bay history for generations to come.

112 Main Road, Governors Bay

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Cook Brothers Construction

Structex were engaged to provide structural engineering services for the repair and strengthening of the heritage listed school and headmasters house. The restoration and improvement secures a small but important piece of Governors Bay history for generations to come.

112 Main Road, Governors Bay

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Cook Brothers Construction

Structex were engaged to provide structural engineering services for the repair and strengthening of the heritage listed school and headmasters house. The restoration and improvement secures a small but important piece of Governors Bay history for generations to come.

112 Main Road, Governors Bay

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Cook Brothers Construction

Structex were engaged to provide structural engineering services for the repair and strengthening of the heritage listed school and headmasters house. The restoration and improvement secures a small but important piece of Governors Bay history for generations to come.

24 Oxford Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2017

Construction: Cook Brothers Construction

Badly damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes, this monument to one of our great war heroes was carefully repaired and strengthened with the assistance of Structex and Cook Brothers Construction. Being a heritage listed structure, each element of the works needed careful consideration, right down to the scaffolding design and clock maintenance methodology.

24 Oxford Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2017

Construction: Cook Brothers Construction

Badly damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes, this monument to one of our great war heroes was carefully repaired and strengthened with the assistance of Structex and Cook Brothers Construction. Being a heritage listed structure, each element of the works needed careful consideration, right down to the scaffolding design and clock maintenance methodology.

24 Oxford Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2017

Construction: Cook Brothers Construction

Badly damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes, this monument to one of our great war heroes was carefully repaired and strengthened with the assistance of Structex and Cook Brothers Construction. Being a heritage listed structure, each element of the works needed careful consideration, right down to the scaffolding design and clock maintenance methodology.

Addington, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: Fulton Ross Team Architecture

Construction: Simon Construction

Located in Addington adjacent to the Tower Junction retail development and the car park of the Christchurch Railway Station, the heritage listed building is a decommissioned water tower built in 1883 from concrete that originally serviced the Addington Railway Workshops. Working in concert with the project team to protect the Heritage values of the tower we were engaged by the Christchurch City Council to provide structural advise starting with securing the building after the 2011 earthquake and going on to assessing the building’s seismic strength and developing repair works to restore the building to the strength if was prior to the earthquakes.

The seismic assessment was complicated by the poor ground conditions (the tower had settled unevenly during construction, a 1964 survey found the top of the tower was displaced by 190mm from the centreline) requiring assessment of the rocking action of the tower. The design made use of BIM modelling to calculate building mass and centre of gravity.

Addington, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: Fulton Ross Team Architecture

Construction: Simon Construction

Located in Addington adjacent to the Tower Junction retail development and the car park of the Christchurch Railway Station, the heritage listed building is a decommissioned water tower built in 1883 from concrete that originally serviced the Addington Railway Workshops. Working in concert with the project team to protect the Heritage values of the tower we were engaged by the Christchurch City Council to provide structural advise starting with securing the building after the 2011 earthquake and going on to assessing the building’s seismic strength and developing repair works to restore the building to the strength if was prior to the earthquakes.

The seismic assessment was complicated by the poor ground conditions (the tower had settled unevenly during construction, a 1964 survey found the top of the tower was displaced by 190mm from the centreline) requiring assessment of the rocking action of the tower. The design made use of BIM modelling to calculate building mass and centre of gravity.

26 Canterbury Street, Lyttelton

Completion: Expected early 2020

Architecture: Fulton Ross Team Architects

Kilwinning Lodge No. 23 is a unique two-storey building that has been a focal point of the Lyttelton community for some 140 years. Structex’s Lyttelton office acquired the building after it was badly damaged following the 2010-2011 Canterbury earthquake sequence. The proposed strengthening and redevelopment activities require substantial work to bring the building up to the requirements of today’s building code requirements while maintaining its heritage fabric and unique character. Local Christchurch firm and specialist conservation architects, Fulton Ross Team Architects, have been actively involved in the re-development plans. The building is currently in the building consent process with construction expected to begin mid-2019.

16 London Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2013

Architecture: Don Donnithorne Architects

This quant old bookshop in Lyttelton has been refurbished into a popular new bar while still retaining some of the its period features. Structex were instrumental in designing the structural repair and strengthening works to work with the distinctive new interior fitout.

16 London Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2013

Architecture: Don Donnithorne Architects

This quant old bookshop in Lyttelton has been refurbished into a popular new bar while still retaining some of the its period features. Structex were instrumental in designing the structural repair and strengthening works to work with the distinctive new interior fitout.

16 London Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2013

Architecture: Don Donnithorne Architects

This quant old bookshop in Lyttelton has been refurbished into a popular new bar while still retaining some of the its period features. Structex were instrumental in designing the structural repair and strengthening works to work with the distinctive new interior fitout.

16 Kahu Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2014

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Simon Construction

Structex were engaged to provide seismic strengthening design and specify earthquake repairs to this building. Careful co-ordination with the entire project team was needed to ensure the fabric of this important heritage structure was retained.

16 Kahu Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2014

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Simon Construction

Structex were engaged to provide seismic strengthening design and specify earthquake repairs to this building. Careful co-ordination with the entire project team was needed to ensure the fabric of this important heritage structure was retained.

16 Kahu Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2014

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Simon Construction

Structex were engaged to provide seismic strengthening design and specify earthquake repairs to this building. Careful co-ordination with the entire project team was needed to ensure the fabric of this important heritage structure was retained.

16 Kahu Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2014

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Simon Construction

Structex were engaged to provide seismic strengthening design and specify earthquake repairs to this building. Careful co-ordination with the entire project team was needed to ensure the fabric of this important heritage structure was retained.

16 Kahu Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2014

Architecture: Tony Ussher

Construction: Simon Construction

Structex were engaged to provide seismic strengthening design and specify earthquake repairs to this building. Careful co-ordination with the entire project team was needed to ensure the fabric of this important heritage structure was retained.

500 Colombo Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2013

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Severely damaged following the Canterbury earthquakes, this project restored the building to 100% NBS while retaining the early 1900’s street frontage and ornate plaster ceiling.

500 Colombo Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2013

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Severely damaged following the Canterbury earthquakes, this project restored the building to 100% NBS while retaining the early 1900’s street frontage and ornate plaster ceiling.

500 Colombo Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2013

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Severely damaged following the Canterbury earthquakes, this project restored the building to 100% NBS while retaining the early 1900’s street frontage and ornate plaster ceiling.

500 Colombo Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2013

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Gary Mason Construction

Severely damaged following the Canterbury earthquakes, this project restored the building to 100% NBS while retaining the early 1900’s street frontage and ornate plaster ceiling.

47 London Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2011

Construction: Freeman Ball Developments

This Lyttelton institution was urgently put back into business thanks to the Structex team. Work was undertaken to repair earthquake damage, strengthen the building and enlarge the commercial kitchen, while retaining the key period features and under tight timeframes.

47 London Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2011

Construction: Freeman Ball Developments

This Lyttelton institution was urgently put back into business thanks to the Structex team. Work was undertaken to repair earthquake damage, strengthen the building and enlarge the commercial kitchen, while retaining the key period features and under tight timeframes.

47 London Street, Lyttelton

Completion: 2011

Construction: Freeman Ball Developments

This Lyttelton institution was urgently put back into business thanks to the Structex team. Work was undertaken to repair earthquake damage, strengthen the building and enlarge the commercial kitchen, while retaining the key period features and under tight timeframes.