2023
Tauranga
PROJECT
Greerton Ambulatory Care Facility
CLIENT
Te Whatu Ora Hauora o Toi Bay of Plenty
Our team gets results:
Bevan Botha – Project Director / Bay of Plenty Lead
Charles Brown – Principal’s Representative (Engineer to Contract)
Nicole Scott – Project Manager
GREERTON AMBULATORY CARE FACILITY
Te Whatu Ora staff have moved into the stage 1 single-level space of the new Ambulatory Care Facility in Greerton. This location is central to Tauranga, close to a number of other medical facilities and the Tauranga Hospital.
TBIG provided Project Management services for the Greerton Ambulatory Care Facility fitout works over 519m2. Our team successfully co-ordinated the engineering and architectural disciplines from concept to final design, lodged and managed the Building Consent process, were involved in the main contractor procurement process, managed the main contractors tenant fitout work and some landlord investment in the property.
The name of the facility is Te Pa Harakeke. Harakeke recognises flax and the flaxbush, symbolic of a growing family unit which binds together, weaving, bring strength and binding people together, bringing together many different clinical services which will be delivered from the facility. This narrative has been represented throughout the fitout with the selection of colours, autex design and artwork.
TBIG’s project administration and attention to detail was instrumental in delivering a well-coordinated, efficient and cost effective project that was on time and on budget.
JIM ROBB – PROJECT MANAGER FOR TE WHATU ORA HAUORA A TOI BAY OF PLENTY (CLIENT REPRESENTATIVE)
2021
Auckland
PROJECT
Ormiston Medical Centre
CLIENT
Todd Property Group Limited
Our team gets results:
Paul Crum – Project Director / Project Management Service Line Lead - Northern
ORMISTON MEDICAL CENTRE
The Ormiston Medical Centre is an integrated health centre providing a range of high quality primary medical services including general practice, ophthalmology, dental, radiology, pharmacy and physio.
The Building Intelligence Group was engaged by Todd Property Group to provide full project management services, from concept initiation to completion of tenant fitout works that were integrated with the basebuild of a 3,000m2 3-level medical centre and carpark on the greenfield block at Ormiston Town Centre. A key factor of our team’s engagement was our experience in local market conditions and best practice main contractor procurement with the benefits of a Negotiated Contract with Early Contractor Involvement.
The Ormiston Medical Centre opened in May 2021. The project team’s robust design management methodology allowed joint design coordination that involved input from the on-site construction team. This proved very effective during the construction. There were elements of lateral thinking that were vital, ensuring that the project was completed to the degree of excellence required.
TBIG’s comprehensive understanding and ability to proactively integrate different phases of the project life cycle with project scope, its unique risks and challenges to provide client focused and project orientated solutions was a significant contributing factor towards the success of the project.
bryce morrin – general Manager property – todd property group limited
2022
Nelson
PROJECT
Manuka Street Hospital
CLIENT
joint Venture - Southern Cross Healthcare Limited and Manuka Street Charitable Trust
Our team gets results:
Mel Briasco - Project Director
Tom McLean - Senior Project Manager
Manuka street hospital
Exceptional care and hospitality are key patient experience objectives at Manuka Street Hospital in Nelson. Manuka Street Hospital is a Joint Venture partnership between Manuka Street Charitable Trust and Southern Cross Healthcare Limited and it is this combination of expertise, local knowledge and innovation along with skilled surgeons working in modern state-of-the-art theatres that ensures the people of this region are provided with a first-class surgical hospital experience.
With Stage 1 of a multi-stage redevelopment successfully completed in 2017, the hospital looked to the future and embarked on Stage 2 – a new central admissions, pre-op and post-op recovery, an additional operating theatre, refurbishment of an existing operating theatre, and a new commercial kitchen. All to be delivered while the hospital continued its day-to-day operations.
The Stage 2 redevelopment is complete. The hospital remained fully operational throughout the two and a half year build duration, meaning clear construction sequencing and thorough staging planning were critical. “Keeping the hospital operational while the heart of the facility was demolished and rebuilt took a team approach with a proactive and accommodating Client working alongside the consultant team of TBIG, Warren and Mahoney, Vector Structural Engineering, Powell Fenwick and local contractor Gibbons Naylor.” says TBIG’s Project Director Mel Briasco.
Construction was completed in stages, with the new Theatre 4 handed over in November and central admissions, recovery and Theatre 3 refurbishment completed over Christmas 2021/22.
Manuka Street Hospital is very pleased to be delivering clinical services from our new patient environments; the new Central Admissions, theatre and PACU support not only our patients but also our clinicians, allowing provision of high-quality surgery and recovery. We have been thoroughly supported through the construction process by both Mel and Tom, and we are delighted with the end result, which has provided much needed additional operational capacity.
margaret gibbs – general Manager – MANUKA STREET HOSPITAL
2015
Tauranga
PROJECT
Kathleen Kilgour Centre
CLIENT
Kathleen Kilgour Limited Partnership
Our team gets results:
Graeme Cocks – Project Director
Kathleen Kilgour Centre
In 2015, Tauranga gained a much-needed radiotherapy facility, the Kathleen Kilgour Centre. This innovative 3,000m² centre houses three treatment spaces and supporting clinical areas.
It’s a technically complex building and innovation is everywhere, from its cutting-edge technology, linear accelerators, personalised patient care and holistic environmentally sustainable design considerations to its construction and project management methodology.
The Building Intelligence Group recommended the successful use of Building Information Modelling technologies and Integrated Project Delivery in the design and construction of the centre.
The Kathleen Kilgour Centre was awarded an Excellence Award in the NZ Property Council Awards.
This privately funded radiotherapy centre puts Tauranga on the map as having one of the state-of-the-art facilities in the Southern Hemisphere.
(Then) Minister of Health, Tony Ryall
2018
Christchurch
PROJECT
Manawa Research and Education Hub
CLIENT
Christchurch District Health Board
Ara Institute of Canterbury
University of Canterbury
Our team gets results:
Stephen Threadgall - Project Director / Canterbury & Upper South Island Lead
Manawa Hub
Manawa, a state-of-the-art health research and education facility, is a collaboration between Christchurch’s health and tertiary education sectors. Manawa brings together the Canterbury District Health Board, Ara Institute of Canterbury and the University of Canterbury.
Sitting at the heart of the Te Papa Hauora/Health Precinct, Manawa houses health education, professional development and research activities for over 1800 Ara nursing, midwifery and medical imaging students, as well as CDHB education and development staff.
A simulation floor contains a mock operating theatre, ward, imaging, ICU/PACU clinical simulation and teaching areas, enabling simulations in real-world healthcare environments.
The Building Intelligence Group went the extra mile to provide value throughout. It was evident they took pride in their service, leading to a highly successful project.
Colin King – Manager – Project Management Office, Ara Institute of Canterbury
2013
Auckland
PROJECT
Auckland Regional Dental Service Oral Health
CLIENT
Auckland Regional Dental Service
Auckland Regional Dental Service Oral Health
The Albany Community Dental Clinic, at Albany Junior High School, is a prime example of how the Auckland Regional Dental Service is delivering improved oral health in communities.
This clinic is one of 11 new clinics that opened in the Auckland region in response to the Waitematā District Health Board’s vision to provide school based dental treatment for children from birth up to their eighteenth birthday.
The Building Intelligence Group was proud to manage the production of 15 transportable dental units, the construction of 48 concrete pad sites and services and the final four fixed dental clinics within the Waitematā DHB area.
