By Sang Architects
The Hansell name has been part of New Zealand for over 80 years. Hansell is known for their baking products and Aunt Betty’s brand. Sang Architects designed an extension adjoining their existing warehouse and factory.
The ground floor provided space for a café and kitchen for 50 staff and offices for the factory and warehousing management. There are executive offices and meeting rooms on the first level. The top floor has facilities for a test kitchen and more offices.
A glass art work by Holly Sanford adorn the façade.
The building was officially opened by the Prime Minister of New Zealand, John Key.
Sang Architects is a practice known for its rich legacy of architecture and many years of high quality design. We work closely with our clients to design and build homes and buildings that support them now and will leave a legacy for their future generations.
Excellent design, build quality and sustainable architecture are the keys to creating wonderful and inspiring architecture. The buildings are warm and comfortable, resilient, low-energy buildings with healthy indoor environments, free of condensation and mould. The Passive House (Passiv Haus) approach is ideal for helping our clients achieve this.
Sang Architects is a member of PHINZ and the Superhome Movement