20 Latimer Square, Christchurch

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Krush Architecture Ltd.

Construction: Knight Construction

The award winning Latimer Apartments are three two-storey townhouses in the heart of Christchurch. The structure includes textured precast concrete walls with a black oxide finish, rib and infill suspended floors and LVL roof framing. A precast concrete floor with steel beams forms a 3m cantilever balcony, providing views towards Latimer Square. The foundation system uses a gravel raft for the front two units and screw piles for the rear unit, due to its proximity to the boundary and adjacent buildings.

Awards:  2018 ADNZ Residential Multi-Dwelling Supreme Winner

20 Latimer Square, Christchurch

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Krush Architecture Ltd.

Construction: Knight Construction

The award winning Latimer Apartments are three two-storey townhouses in the heart of Christchurch. The structure includes textured precast concrete walls with a black oxide finish, rib and infill suspended floors and LVL roof framing. A precast concrete floor with steel beams forms a 3m cantilever balcony, providing views towards Latimer Square. The foundation system uses a gravel raft for the front two units and screw piles for the rear unit, due to its proximity to the boundary and adjacent buildings.

Awards:  2018 ADNZ Residential Multi-Dwelling Supreme Winner

20 Latimer Square, Christchurch

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Krush Architecture Ltd.

Construction: Knight Construction

The award winning Latimer Apartments are three two-storey townhouses in the heart of Christchurch. The structure includes textured precast concrete walls with a black oxide finish, rib and infill suspended floors and LVL roof framing. A precast concrete floor with steel beams forms a 3m cantilever balcony, providing views towards Latimer Square. The foundation system uses a gravel raft for the front two units and screw piles for the rear unit, due to its proximity to the boundary and adjacent buildings.

Awards:  2018 ADNZ Residential Multi-Dwelling Supreme Winner

20 Latimer Square, Christchurch

Completion: 2017

Architecture: Krush Architecture Ltd.

Construction: Knight Construction

The award winning Latimer Apartments are three two-storey townhouses in the heart of Christchurch. The structure includes textured precast concrete walls with a black oxide finish, rib and infill suspended floors and LVL roof framing. A precast concrete floor with steel beams forms a 3m cantilever balcony, providing views towards Latimer Square. The foundation system uses a gravel raft for the front two units and screw piles for the rear unit, due to its proximity to the boundary and adjacent buildings.

Awards:  2018 ADNZ Residential Multi-Dwelling Supreme Winner

Endeavour Place, Lyttelton

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Bastion Construction

This stunning residential house sits on a steep site with views over Lyttelton and across Whakaraupō (Lyttelton Harbour). The building is laid out on three separate axes so that it wraps to the shape of the hill, and has split floor levels to suit the natural ground level. The suspended concrete floor slab is completely isolated to provide maximum heating efficiency from the in-slab heating system. The structure incorporates some commercial type construction elements, including a rib and infill floor slab over the garage, and a concrete foundation beam along the back of the house with rock anchors, securing the house to bedrock.

Endeavour Place, Lyttelton

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Bastion Construction

This stunning residential house sits on a steep site with views over Lyttelton and across Whakaraupō (Lyttelton Harbour). The building is laid out on three separate axes so that it wraps to the shape of the hill, and has split floor levels to suit the natural ground level. The suspended concrete floor slab is completely isolated to provide maximum heating efficiency from the in-slab heating system. The structure incorporates some commercial type construction elements, including a rib and infill floor slab over the garage, and a concrete foundation beam along the back of the house with rock anchors, securing the house to bedrock.

Endeavour Place, Lyttelton

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Bastion Construction

This stunning residential house sits on a steep site with views over Lyttelton and across Whakaraupō (Lyttelton Harbour). The building is laid out on three separate axes so that it wraps to the shape of the hill, and has split floor levels to suit the natural ground level. The suspended concrete floor slab is completely isolated to provide maximum heating efficiency from the in-slab heating system. The structure incorporates some commercial type construction elements, including a rib and infill floor slab over the garage, and a concrete foundation beam along the back of the house with rock anchors, securing the house to bedrock.

Endeavour Place, Lyttelton

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Bastion Construction

This stunning residential house sits on a steep site with views over Lyttelton and across Whakaraupō (Lyttelton Harbour). The building is laid out on three separate axes so that it wraps to the shape of the hill, and has split floor levels to suit the natural ground level. The suspended concrete floor slab is completely isolated to provide maximum heating efficiency from the in-slab heating system. The structure incorporates some commercial type construction elements, including a rib and infill floor slab over the garage, and a concrete foundation beam along the back of the house with rock anchors, securing the house to bedrock.

Kaikanui Lane, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: O’Neil Architecture Ltd

Construction: Metzger Builders

This substantial home is finished to an incredibly high standard. The feeling of substance flows from the stone clad exterior, through the cantilever stair in the entry, to the suspended concrete floor and polished concrete ground floor slab. The home is still full of light thanks to the clerestorey windows and huge sliding door opening the living area to the infinity pool. All these items required careful co-ordination and engineering expertise to have the structure disappear into the tight spaces available.

Kaikanui Lane, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: O’Neil Architecture Ltd

Construction: Metzger Builders

This substantial home is finished to an incredibly high standard. The feeling of substance flows from the stone clad exterior, through the cantilever stair in the entry, to the suspended concrete floor and polished concrete ground floor slab. The home is still full of light thanks to the clerestorey windows and huge sliding door opening the living area to the infinity pool. All these items required careful co-ordination and engineering expertise to have the structure disappear into the tight spaces available.

Kaikanui Lane, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: O’Neil Architecture Ltd

Construction: Metzger Builders

This substantial home is finished to an incredibly high standard. The feeling of substance flows from the stone clad exterior, through the cantilever stair in the entry, to the suspended concrete floor and polished concrete ground floor slab. The home is still full of light thanks to the clerestorey windows and huge sliding door opening the living area to the infinity pool. All these items required careful co-ordination and engineering expertise to have the structure disappear into the tight spaces available.

Kaikanui Lane, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: O’Neil Architecture Ltd

Construction: Metzger Builders

This substantial home is finished to an incredibly high standard. The feeling of substance flows from the stone clad exterior, through the cantilever stair in the entry, to the suspended concrete floor and polished concrete ground floor slab. The home is still full of light thanks to the clerestorey windows and huge sliding door opening the living area to the infinity pool. All these items required careful co-ordination and engineering expertise to have the structure disappear into the tight spaces available.

Kaikanui Lane, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: O’Neil Architecture Ltd

Construction: Metzger Builders

This substantial home is finished to an incredibly high standard. The feeling of substance flows from the stone clad exterior, through the cantilever stair in the entry, to the suspended concrete floor and polished concrete ground floor slab. The home is still full of light thanks to the clerestorey windows and huge sliding door opening the living area to the infinity pool. All these items required careful co-ordination and engineering expertise to have the structure disappear into the tight spaces available.

Kaikanui Lane, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: O’Neil Architecture Ltd

Construction: Metzger Builders

This substantial home is finished to an incredibly high standard. The feeling of substance flows from the stone clad exterior, through the cantilever stair in the entry, to the suspended concrete floor and polished concrete ground floor slab. The home is still full of light thanks to the clerestorey windows and huge sliding door opening the living area to the infinity pool. All these items required careful co-ordination and engineering expertise to have the structure disappear into the tight spaces available.

Major Hornbrook Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2019

Architecture: Urban Function Architecture

Construction: SC Projects

This impressive two-storey home, with its timber, steel and masonry construction, provides fabulous views up Pegasus Bay and out to the Kaikoura Ranges. Stepped into the hillside, careful engineering was required to realise the architects vision and create unobstructed view lines. A large transformable living space adds to the dwelling’s pedigree. Structex provided full structural engineering design and documentation for this project.

Awards:  2019 ADNZ Canterbury Architecture Design Awards – Commended

Major Hornbrook Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2019

Architecture: Urban Function Architecture

Construction: SC Projects

This impressive two-storey home, with its timber, steel and masonry construction, provides fabulous views up Pegasus Bay and out to the Kaikoura Ranges. Stepped into the hillside, careful engineering was required to realise the architects vision and create unobstructed view lines. A large transformable living space adds to the dwelling’s pedigree. Structex provided full structural engineering design and documentation for this project.

Awards:  2019 ADNZ Canterbury Architecture Design Awards – Commended

Major Hornbrook Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2019

Architecture: Urban Function Architecture

Construction: SC Projects

This impressive two-storey home, with its timber, steel and masonry construction, provides fabulous views up Pegasus Bay and out to the Kaikoura Ranges. Stepped into the hillside, careful engineering was required to realise the architects vision and create unobstructed view lines. A large transformable living space adds to the dwelling’s pedigree. Structex provided full structural engineering design and documentation for this project.

Awards:  2019 ADNZ Canterbury Architecture Design Awards – Commended

Major Hornbrook Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2019

Architecture: Urban Function Architecture

Construction: SC Projects

This impressive two-storey home, with its timber, steel and masonry construction, provides fabulous views up Pegasus Bay and out to the Kaikoura Ranges. Stepped into the hillside, careful engineering was required to realise the architects vision and create unobstructed view lines. A large transformable living space adds to the dwelling’s pedigree. Structex provided full structural engineering design and documentation for this project.

Awards:  2019 ADNZ Canterbury Architecture Design Awards – Commended

Montreal Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Clive Barrington

A NZIA award winner, the bold colours on this house formed from two disctinct pods with a linking gallery really has a personality of its own. Structex provided the structural design for this funky house on a tight site, working with Notts to bring the vision of interesting spaces to life.

Awards:  2017 NZIA Canterbury Architecture Award Winner

Montreal Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Clive Barrington

A NZIA award winner, the bold colours on this house formed from two disctinct pods with a linking gallery really has a personality of its own. Structex provided the structural design for this funky house on a tight site, working with Notts to bring the vision of interesting spaces to life.

Awards:  2017 NZIA Canterbury Architecture Award Winner

Montreal Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Clive Barrington

A NZIA award winner, the bold colours on this house formed from two disctinct pods with a linking gallery really has a personality of its own. Structex provided the structural design for this funky house on a tight site, working with Notts to bring the vision of interesting spaces to life.

Awards:  2017 NZIA Canterbury Architecture Award Winner

Kotare Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Clive Barrington

Beautifully designed and constructed, this urban sanctuary, tucked off a busy road, gives the owners their desired privacy and piece of mind. The robust design deals with the challenging ground conditions without compromising on architectural form. This house picked up the second of three NZIA Awards for Nott Architects that year.

Awards:  2017 NZIA Canterbury Architecture Award Winner

Kotare Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Clive Barrington

Beautifully designed and constructed, this urban sanctuary, tucked off a busy road, gives the owners their desired privacy and piece of mind. The robust design deals with the challenging ground conditions without compromising on architectural form. This house picked up the second of three NZIA Awards for Nott Architects that year.

Awards:  2017 NZIA Canterbury Architecture Award Winner

Rhodes Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: MCD Architecture

Construction: CYB Construction Ltd.

The Rhodes St Apartments project involved the substantial renovation of a 1934 building, which was damaged by the Christchurch earthquakes. Four flats have been turned into two spacious flats, which were rebuilt from the ground up, starting with the new foundations. It was decided to capitalise on the simple, timber exterior look and retain as much of the timber and 1930s features on the inside where possible. The owners and designers have followed the architect’s intent to create a high quality building and have retained features of an American Colonial Revival style.

Awards:  2019 NZ Commercial Projects – Bronze Award

Rhodes Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: MCD Architecture

Construction: CYB Construction Ltd.

The Rhodes St Apartments project involved the substantial renovation of a 1934 building, which was damaged by the Christchurch earthquakes. Four flats have been turned into two spacious flats, which were rebuilt from the ground up, starting with the new foundations. It was decided to capitalise on the simple, timber exterior look and retain as much of the timber and 1930s features on the inside where possible. The owners and designers have followed the architect’s intent to create a high quality building and have retained features of an American Colonial Revival style.

Awards:  2019 NZ Commercial Projects – Bronze Award

Rhodes Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: MCD Architecture

Construction: CYB Construction Ltd.

The Rhodes St Apartments project involved the substantial renovation of a 1934 building, which was damaged by the Christchurch earthquakes. Four flats have been turned into two spacious flats, which were rebuilt from the ground up, starting with the new foundations. It was decided to capitalise on the simple, timber exterior look and retain as much of the timber and 1930s features on the inside where possible. The owners and designers have followed the architect’s intent to create a high quality building and have retained features of an American Colonial Revival style.

Awards:  2019 NZ Commercial Projects – Bronze Award

Rhodes Street, Christchurch

Completion: 2018

Architecture: MCD Architecture

Construction: CYB Construction Ltd.

The Rhodes St Apartments project involved the substantial renovation of a 1934 building, which was damaged by the Christchurch earthquakes. Four flats have been turned into two spacious flats, which were rebuilt from the ground up, starting with the new foundations. It was decided to capitalise on the simple, timber exterior look and retain as much of the timber and 1930s features on the inside where possible. The owners and designers have followed the architect’s intent to create a high quality building and have retained features of an American Colonial Revival style.

Awards:  2019 NZ Commercial Projects – Bronze Award

168-170 Blenheim Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Constructa

Using Formance SIPs (structural insulated panels) and an efficient architectural layout created by Nott Architects, Structex were able to create a modular type construction for Housing New Zealand. The two-storey two-bedroom units were used at multiple sites in the area.

168-170 Blenheim Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Constructa

Using Formance SIPs (structural insulated panels) and an efficient architectural layout created by Nott Architects, Structex were able to create a modular type construction for Housing New Zealand. The two-storey two-bedroom units were used at multiple sites in the area.

168-170 Blenheim Road, Christchurch

Completion: 2016

Architecture: Nott Architects

Construction: Constructa

Using Formance SIPs (structural insulated panels) and an efficient architectural layout created by Nott Architects, Structex were able to create a modular type construction for Housing New Zealand. The two-storey two-bedroom units were used at multiple sites in the area.