By Boffa Miskell
The new campus masterplan for MIT provides for the staged development of 65,000m² of teaching and related facilities.
Located at the heart of Manukau City, along the southern edge of Hayman Park, the campus will incorporate a new rail station within the stage 1 building which connects through to the city centre.
As an urban campus integrated within the city centre the landscape and public spaces need to meet multiple functions and have been designed to provide opportunities for social interaction and promotion of educational activities externally.
Boffa Miskell provided urban design and landscape advice on the development of the campus masterplan as well as concept design and documentation of the landscape and public realm components of the Stage 1 development.
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Urban design and landscape architecture
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Boffa Miskell is a leading New Zealand design, environmental, and planning consultancy with offices in Whangarei, Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Wellington, Nelson, Christchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin.
We work with a wide range of local and international private and public sector clients in the areas of planning, urban design, landscape architecture, landscape planning, ecology, biosecurity, cultural heritage, graphics and mapping.
Over the past five decades we have built a reputation for professionalism, innovation and excellence. During this time we have been associated with a significant number of projects that have led changes in shaping New Zealand’s environment.