Eke Panuku Development Auckland

Did you know that construction and demolition waste makes up 30% of landfill waste? 🌍 Auckland is aiming to be zero-waste by 2040 and reducing deconstruction waste is a key part of that goal. At Eke Panuku, we’re rethinking the way we remove buildings at their end of their lives or no longer needed. Instead of demolishing, we carefully take them apart to reuse and recycle materials wherever possible. ♻️ This approach isn’t just better for the planet—it’s cost-effective too! Read more here https://lnkd.in/gFjQtFTy

Next week is Play Week! We’re excited to celebrate the joy of play and want to hear from you! Research shows that play is vital for everyone, including adults, as it boosts creativity, reduces stress, and enhances problem-solving abilities. Engaging in playful activities helps adults build resilience, improve mental well-being, and foster social connections, making it an essential part of a balanced life. What does play mean to you? Whether it’s sports, hobbies, or relaxation, share your thoughts and inspire others to get involved. Let’s make this week all about embracing fun and staying active together! #PlayWeek #GetActive #AucklandPlay

We’re delighted that Graeme McIndoe, of McIndoe Urban, has been selected as a finalist in the Property Council People Awards. Graeme is an incredibly valuable member of the Eke Panuku Technical Advisory Group (TAG), which is a panel of urban design professionals who review our masterplans to ensure our projects deliver high- quality, authentic and place-led design to enrich neighbourhoods and support thriving town centres. Congratulations Graeme McIndoe.   #McIndoeUrban #PropertyCouncil

Roxanne Haines, our Principal Strategic Placemaker, is pleased to be joining a panel of experts at the NZ Green Building Council (NZGBC) on 17 October, to share her insights on what makes ‘a place’ work.    The ‘Places’ topic is part of a seven-part series on future proofing non-residential buildings in accordance with the new framework for ‘Green Star Buildings’.    Roxie will speak to how using our placemaking approach, we at Eke Panuku, support the creation of safe, enjoyable integrated and comfortable places within our urban regeneration work.    For more on the NZGBC event, click here: https://lnkd.in/gEhtfzzR For more on how our Placemakers work, click here: https://lnkd.in/g6-BDTkW

We’re delighted that Graeme McIndoe, of McIndoe Urban, has been selected as a finalist in the Property Council People Awards. Graeme is an incredibly valuable member of the Eke Panuku Technical Advisory Group (TAG), which is a panel of urban design professionals who review our masterplans to ensure our projects deliver high- quality, authentic and place-led design to enrich neighbourhoods and support thriving town centres.   #Urban #PropertyCouncil

We have lots underway and planned for Panmure over the next 10 years to ensure it continues to be a great place to live, visit and do business. Learn more more here:  https://lnkd.in/g_hNMn9e Auckland Council

We’re proud to share that Westhaven Marina has been recertified as a ‘Clean Marina’ by the New Zealand Marina Operators Association (NZMOA), recognising our ongoing commitment to minimising our environmental impact 🎉 The NZMOA Clean Marina programme encourages marina operators, boatyards, contractors, and recreational boaters to take action in protecting coastal and inland water quality. Currently, 17 marinas are on the Clean Marina journey, with ten fully accredited as Clean Marinas – read more here 👉 bit.ly/NZMOA Check out the photo of Marinas Manager Gareth Wilson and Marinas Asset Manager Mike Keown receiving our Clean Marina certificate!

In the heart of Northcote, a modern, multi-purpose community hub is on its way! Check out the latest designs below. The existing heritage-listed library building will be upgraded and expanded, so the library, Plunket, Hearts and Minds, Northart and the Citizens Advice Bureau are together in one location. Next door, Puāwai Cadness Reserve is also being upgraded as part of Te Ara Awataha, Northcote’s new greenway. From early-mid-2025, Northcote Library will temporarily shift into a smaller space at 1 Ernie Mays St, so construction can start, from mid-late 2025 to 2028. We’re delivering this project on behalf of Auckland Council, and in collaboration with Kaipātiki Local Board, to help Northcote to continue to thrive. https://lnkd.in/gXAiZ75M Auckland Council Kaipātiki Project Northart

🎧 Experience the magic of the Auckland Council choir, wonderfully led by Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson, in our iconic Silo 6—where the cathedral-like acoustics will leave you in awe. Grab your headphones for the full effect! ✨ Tōku reo celebrates the ‘treasure and crown’ that is te reo Māori and its ongoing revitalisation, much like the transformation of Silo 6 from a former cement store to a thriving event space for Auckland. 👉 Want to explore more? Discover Silo 6 and its many possibilities https://lnkd.in/dDcQsCM2 Learn more about Silo 6 here: https://lnkd.in/d7DDf5jC A treasure handed down from the ancestors It's a wreath (a crown) a significant thing My language, my inspiration, a treasured jewel Speak the language at all times So as not to be (extinct) like the Moa The prestige of the people, the right of self-determination My language, my inspiration, a treasured jewel Here is the matter of the Māori language A treasure handed down from the ancestors It's a wreath (a crown), a significant thing My language, my inspiration, a treasured jewel Speak the language at all times So as not to be (extinct) like the Moa The prestige of the people, the right of self-determination My language, my inspiration, a treasured jewel My language, my inspiration, a treasured jewel #Silo6 #AucklandCouncil #TeReoMāori #TeWikioTeReoMāori #EkePanuku #AucklandEvents #Waiata #TōkuReo #TāmakiMakaurau #Auckland #OurAuckland #NewZealand Fresh Concept Tātaki Auckland Unlimited Auckland Council Desley Simpson

Last Saturday, students from Bayfield School (a primary school in Herne Bay) came down to the Eastern Viaduct to paint a mural they’d designed. 🎨👩🎨👨🎨 The theme was ‘Our Thriving Moana’. 🌊✨ As well as providing a splash of color, we think this original artwork is a great reflection of the seaside splendour of Tāmaki Makaurau. 🌅🏖️ It’s also a reminder of our commitment to ensure our development projects benefit future generations to come. 🌱💪 Find out more about our next big harbourside project, Te Ara Tukutuku: https://lnkd.in/gQNCXt23 🌟🚀 Auckland Council Sara Zwart Ariane Craig-Smith Heart of the City