A Holistic Approach to Property Lifecycle and Asset Management.
Hampton Jones prioritized engaging female surveyors in response to the school’s commitment to showcasing women’s roles in the construction industry, aligning with their mission to inspire students. This partnership has evolved beyond professional services, fostering a meaningful relationship that includes voluntary contributions such as career talks and mentorship programs led by women in the industry. This collaboration not only supports the school’s values but also empowers its students by providing relatable role models and practical insights into construction careers.
Building on 25 Years of Care: MESH Hospital Modernisation.
The facility underwent a $316 million redevelopment to upgrade the hospital and expand its services, enhancing one of the country's busiest healthcare hubs. Hampton Jones provided lead design and building surveying services for the re-cladding of the existing MESH hospital building, as part of the broader redevelopment project that also included three new hospital wings.
176,000m² in 10 Weeks: Technical Due Diligence at Scale.
Hampton Jones was engaged by GIC, Singapore's Government Sovereign Wealth Fund, to conduct Technical Due Diligence for two major commercial property portfolios in New Zealand, totaling approximately 176,000m² GFA. This represented the largest real estate transaction in New Zealand in 2014.
Restoring a Central Space for the Mahurangi East Community.
Throughout the project, we worked closely with Council staff, the hall operator, and library staff, ensuring expectations were aligned and minimising disruptions to the community. This extensive repair and refurbishment project addressed building deficiencies in weathertightness, seismic, structural, fire compliance, and safety.
Delivering Weathertightness Remediation for Boulcott School.
Boulcott School’s Block A, comprising administration, classrooms, staff areas, library, and a community hall, required extensive weathertightness remediation to address significant water ingress and timber decay. The scope involved full recladding with drained and ventilated cavity systems, new James Hardie weatherboard products, replacement of joinery and roofing elements, installation of new skylights, and fire compliance upgrades including exit signage and a Type 4 alarm system.
Driving Smarter Campus Investment at the University of Auckland.
The design includes seismic upgrading, weathertightness improvements, and the accommodation of mixed-use spaces, while ensuring the collection's preservation. Hampton Jones was engaged during the main contractor tendering process to provide post-contract Quantity Surveying services.
Transforming a Community Bank Through People-First Design.
We partnered with TSB to deliver a workspace that supports hybrid working and promotes staff wellbeing. As a community-owned bank, TSB sought a practical, value-driven solution that would serve its people and its purpose.
Delivering Construction Oversight for Public Trust Across Two Key Locations.
The ongoing projects have, to date, been delivered on time and to budget, and we have measured client satisfaction by the commission of eight additional projects since our work with the Public Trust began.
Efficient Delivery of a Complex Decommissioning Project, The Great War Exhibition.
The Great War Exhibition Decommissioning was completed in the agreed timeframe and came in under budget, despite the added complexity of a substantial number of disparate stakeholders requiring careful stakeholder management.
Supporting Auckland’s Recovery Through Safer, More Resilient Homes.
Over a six-month period, our team assessed approximately 450 individual claims submitted by affected homeowners. Each claim required careful auditing to confirm that the amounts requested were consistent with the scope of flood-related damage and remained within the limits of the eligible buyout programme reimbursement.