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Projects Sylvia Park Plaza & Pod
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Sylvia Park Plaza & Pod

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Client: Kiwi Property Ltd

Location: Sylvia Park, Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland

Contributors: The Buchan Group, Architectus (Architects) Pragmatix (Project management) AECOM (Civil Engineering) Holmes (Structural Engineering)

 Year Completed: 2017

Awards:

  • 2019 Excellence – Commercial category, NZILA Landscape Architecture Awards

 

The Sylvia Park Plaza is a versatile ‘town square’ with varied conditions that support easy movement, casual relaxation, play, or small events. It features bespoke paving, trees and planting, furniture, and lighting, creating a unified 'Pacific grove' character. The plaza is surrounded by a new office building, dining lane, dining pavilion, and the 'Pod'—a multi-purpose sculptural stage and shelter inspired by a mangrove seed. Sculptural timber seating, along with tables and chairs, layered planting and shade tree planting, encourage outdoor dining. A mature, retained Pōhutakawa tree counterbalances the Pod and was a key anchoring feature in the design. Flowering, deciduous trees bring seasonal colour, particularly during the busy Christmas retail period.

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Client: Kiwi Property Ltd

Location: Sylvia Park, Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland

Contributors: The Buchan Group, Architectus (Architects) Pragmatix (Project management) AECOM (Civil Engineering) Holmes (Structural Engineering)

 Year Completed: 2017

Awards:

  • 2019 Excellence – Commercial category, NZILA Landscape Architecture Awards

 

The Sylvia Park Plaza is a versatile ‘town square’ with varied conditions that support easy movement, casual relaxation, play, or small events. It features bespoke paving, trees and planting, furniture, and lighting, creating a unified 'Pacific grove' character. The plaza is surrounded by a new office building, dining lane, dining pavilion, and the 'Pod'—a multi-purpose sculptural stage and shelter inspired by a mangrove seed. Sculptural timber seating, along with tables and chairs, layered planting and shade tree planting, encourage outdoor dining. A mature, retained Pōhutakawa tree counterbalances the Pod and was a key anchoring feature in the design. Flowering, deciduous trees bring seasonal colour, particularly during the busy Christmas retail period.

Client: Kiwi Property Ltd

Location: Sylvia Park, Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland

Contributors: The Buchan Group, Architectus (Architects) Pragmatix (Project management) AECOM (Civil Engineering) Holmes (Structural Engineering)

 Year Completed: 2017

Awards:

  • 2019 Excellence – Commercial category, NZILA Landscape Architecture Awards

 

The Sylvia Park Plaza is a versatile ‘town square’ with varied conditions that support easy movement, casual relaxation, play, or small events. It features bespoke paving, trees and planting, furniture, and lighting, creating a unified 'Pacific grove' character. The plaza is surrounded by a new office building, dining lane, dining pavilion, and the 'Pod'—a multi-purpose sculptural stage and shelter inspired by a mangrove seed. Sculptural timber seating, along with tables and chairs, layered planting and shade tree planting, encourage outdoor dining. A mature, retained Pōhutakawa tree counterbalances the Pod and was a key anchoring feature in the design. Flowering, deciduous trees bring seasonal colour, particularly during the busy Christmas retail period.