Tag: Paving Mortar

Steintec Tuffbond – Application of Adhesive Mortar / Bonding

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Steintec Tuffbond – Application of Adhesive Mortar / Bonding

SteinTec tuffbond™ is a high performance adhesion bond. tuffbond™ is the essential high adhesion bond priming mortar, now a fundamental requirement for heavily trafficked pavement construction employing the latest technology. In order to achieve the very strong adhesion bond required in modern pavement engineering and to comply with the rigorous performance requirements of BS7533-12 it is standard […]

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Hurstmere Green – Takapuna

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Hurstmere Green – Takapuna

Following three years of consultation Hurstmere Green responds to the community’s request for improved public spaces with a design by Sills van Bohemen Architects. Work to transform Takapuna’s Hurstmere Green into a more vibrant, usable space is nearing completion providing a visual link over to Rangitoto Island and the sea. The scheme improves the important connection […]

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2012 WAN Award Winners

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2012 WAN Award Winners

2012 WAN Urban Regeneration Award Winners from World Architecture News. The winners of the first ever WAN Urban Regeneration Award can now be revealed. Our esteemed jury panels fought back and forth to select two winners – one for the Completed category, the other Unbuilt – but we can now announce the successful practices of […]

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New Lynn Town Center

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New Lynn Town Center

New Lynn’s Totara Avenue West is another one of Auckland’s latest developments in shared space streetscapes. Created by Auckland Transport, the shared space transforms Totara Avenue West into a slow-speed zone that creates a more pedestrian-friendly retail area and focal point for New Lynn’s town centre. The shared space will be complemented by the opening […]

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Rob Roy Plaza – Wai-atarau

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Rob Roy Plaza – Wai-atarau

Auckland’s newest inner-city open space will be called Wai-atarau Plaza. It’s the open space plaza in front of the Freemans Bay Rob Roy Tavern formerly the Birdcage which was moved twice during the recent construction of the Victoria St tunnel. The site marks the original foreshore of Freemans Bay, known as Wai-atarau, which means ‘place of […]

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