'Boring' work
'Boring' work provide essential upgrade to Northcote's stormwater system
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'Boring' work provide essential upgrade to Northcote's stormwater system
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Issue Nine of Everyday Northcote is out now! Download yours today to view the latest development update and community news straight out of Northcote.
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Who knew that baby eels could climb?
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Northcote Development works with partners to ensure biodiversity is retained and enhanced as part of its projects.
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Northcote Development’s new park will soon be complete. Richardson Park is a pocket park for tamariki and whānau to enjoy, with an estimated completion date of June, 2021.
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Northcote is growing and this growth requires solid planning, design and investment in local infrastructure and public amenities. With more people opting for apartment style living, comes an increased need for public green spaces and well connected community centres and services, like our Te Ara Awata greenway.
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Richardson Park, a new ‘pocket park’ on Richardson Ave, Fraser Avenue and Lake Road, is close to completion. Richardson Park has been designed specifically for children under 10 and will have a selection of safe but fun activities for families to enjoy including mini trampolines, a birds nest swing, lots of green space for kicking a ball around, sheltered areas, artwork by local Māori artist, public BBQ’s and children tables. The park should be completed by the end of March.
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Progress on Te Ara Awataha – a greenway for Northcote – has been good this year, despite the disruptions brought by COVID-19. Here’s a quick recap of what we’ve achieved.
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You’ve probably seen them around the neighbourhood by now, along the sidewalks and in the streets, across the development sites or even the property next door. Who are these workers in high-vis and hardhats? What are they doing? And what does that have to do with the new warm, dry homes coming to your neighbourhood? Read on to learn more about our civil works alliance, Piritahi.
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Work on the final section of the stormwater upgrades in Northcote have finally started! On Monday 21 September a 40-tonne tunnel boring machine was hoisted in place using a 350-tonne crane before being lowered 7m below ground to begin boring, making way for new stormwater pipes that will eventually capture and divert stormwater out of Northcote.
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New Zealand is entering a new era of high-quality, healthy housing with the government’s commitment to building to a minimum 6 Homestar standard.
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Building homes at Northcote Development can be thirsty work. But what happens when the greater Auckland area has a water shortage?
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