How can we help?
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We provide professional master planning services across New Zealand, delivering practical, site-specific solutions. Our team handles projects from greenfield developments through to urban spaces and community parks, guiding you through every stage from concept to completion.
Master planning process:
Project Initiation and Briefing
Site Inventory and Analysis
Vision and Concept exploration
Masterplan Formulation
Stakeholder and Community Engagement
Implementation Framework
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We offer a comprehensive design approach that encompasses a wide range of scales, ensuring that we can deliver projects of any size and complexity:
Residential gardens
Retirement Villages
Schools and Public Parks
Hotels and Resorts
The best design outcomes stem from a collaborative approach. Our team will work closely with you and your project team at every stage to ensure that your needs and requirements are fully met, resulting in a beautiful and functional design response.
Design Process:
Site Inventory and Analysis
Preliminary Design
Developed Design
Detailed Design
Consenting and Compliance
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Whether your project is to be tendered or you have contractors ready to go, we have the skill set and product knowledge to help. We can prepare necessary contractual documentation and offer comprehensive administration services that will ensure that your project is implemented to the highest standard.
Construction Details
Set Out and Levels Plans
Planting Plans
Specifications
Tendering
Construction Monitoring and administration
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We can prepare Landscape and Visual Assessments (LVA) to inform Assessments of Environmental Effects (AEE) as part of the Resource Consent process. Our assessments provide expert analysis of landscape character, visual and environmental effects, as well as assessment against relevant statutory provisions.
Our team are experienced in the production of supporting visual simulations that are used to illustrate proposed developments.
The assessment methodology adopted by Design Squared is informed by Te Tangi a te Manu, the New Zealand Landscape Assessment guidelines set by the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects (NZILA)