Seismic strengthening and state-of-the-art health design underpin Chow:Hill’s collaborative design of Waipapa’s Tower 3.
Rehabilitation, education and reintegration inform Chow:Hill’s design of Hikitia, a new mental health and addiction service facility at Waikeria Prison.
Chow:Hill embraces heritage and modernity in the design of a boutique apartment development in one of Auckland’s most vibrant communities.
Environmental principles and rich cultural heritage infuse Chow:Hill’s contemporary design of Rototuna’s new library and community hub.
Traditional design merges with a modern aesthetic in Chow:Hill's design of a new south end hotel in Hamilton.
Purposefully aspirational in design, Chow:Hill’s concept for the Ferrybank redevelopment was set to create a truly memorable landmark for the city.
A world-class working environment and something uniquely different.
The identification of Ara’s campus design principles has helped translate the institute’s campus vision from the strategic to the day-to-day, clearly defining the future campus experience for students, staff and the wider community.
Pedestrian bridge designed to unite east and west provides progressive pathway across the Waikato River to Hamilton’s cultural south end.
