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Waterloo Business Park.

ArchiPro Project Summary - Lot 65 at Waterloo Business Park: A premier industrial development featuring 13 warehouse units, designed for accessibility and integration of nature and industry, delivered by GN Construction with a focus on quality and client collaboration.

Title:: Waterloo Business Park
Construction:: GN Construction
Category:: Commercial/; Business Parks

Lot 65 forms a part of the Waterloo Business Park, which is at the forefront of commercial property development in Christchurch.

Supporting Waterloo Business Park's aim to be Christchurch’s premier industrial park, GN Construction was selected for Lot 65 because of our renowned track record of high quality developments across a diverse range of sectors. Lot 65, featuring 13 warehouse units, was designed to enhance Waterloo Business Park’s offering as a large, open area for businesses to call their own, in a location that was easily accessible and combined the best of nature and industry.

The project entailed an early risk transfer on a design and construct contract, based off the client’s massing drawings. Our detailed understanding of the process enabled us to incorporate several client-led changes during design and consenting without extending the project timeframes.

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GN Construction. We're building a better future together. We specialise in the delivery of construction projects across commercial, residential, aged care and industrial sectors. These projects typically range between $10 to $100m in value. For over 10 years, GN Construction has been a contractor dedicated to servicing New Zealand from our offices in Auckland. Our Vision - Building a better future for our people, clients and community. Some of our key clients include Conrad Properties Group, Steve Xin and Maidstone.