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Restorations can be a long time in the making and the St Clement’s Maori Anglican Church in Ahipara is no exception, as Salmond Reed Architects started the process of investigations, research, and reporting as early as 2005. This prominent church in the Far North has exceeded all expectations with its bright new sanctuary window, entry porch, and distinctive bell tower - all in time for its Sesquicentenary in 2024.
Salmond Reed Architects prepared a conservation plan in 2008, returning to the site in 2015 to reassess the building condition.
Following years of fundraising by the St Clement's Restoration Committee and local community, a full set detailed documentation was prepared for the restoration works in 2020.
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The new Sanctuary window was designed by Jude Berghan.
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A spacious and contemporary extension to a historic Parnell cottage with panoramic views over the city.
Turangawaewae Marae is supremely important to Māori as seat of the Māori King Movement (Kingitanga) and official residence and reception centre for the Māori monarch.
A tasteful renovation to an inter-war period house subjected to a number of renovations over the years.
Level 4, Landmark House
187 Queen Street
Auckland CBD 1010