Waiwhakareke Natural Heritage Park: A 65.4ha ecological restoration project enhancing Hamilton's urban biodiversity, featuring a park entry, carpark, covered walkway to Hamilton Zoo, and lookout tower, developed in collaboration with local councils and expert partners.
At Feathers Planning we love working on community based projects like this.
Waiwhakareke is Hamilton City Councils flagship bio-diversity project in an urban environment – a 65.4ha ecological restoration program that is a great asset to the city. Consent was needed for Hamilton City Council to construct the park entry, carpark, covered walkway (linking to Hamilton Zoo) and lookout tower. Council approval was also required for the upgrades to the Zoo entry.
This cross-boundary project involved both Hamilton City and Waikato District Councils, with the Territorial Local Authority Boundary running down the middle of Brymer Road. We worked with an amazing team of talented architects, landscape architects, engineers and of course Hamilton City Council as our client.
Photography: Designwell
Project Partners:
- Hamilton City Council
- Brodie Hailwood
- Wainui Environmental
- Edwards White Architects
- DesignWell
Services Provided:
- Resource Consenting
- Outline Plan Approval
- Due Dilligence
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