Examples Flashcards

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What was the result of the Jarden House refurbishment?

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Didn’t include carparks and sold at 35% loss
Was over 90% vacant 2 years after completion

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What was the problem with Quay West in terms of the development process?

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Had a showroom and sold over 98% but had only done stage 2; when they did stage 3 they realised it would be more difficult than expected

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What is an example of a no go decision following a feasibility study?

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Chancery carpark - was going to put an office building on top but left as carpark because market downturn

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How did Bruce Mason Theatre maximise value?

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Utilising spare land - includes mixed use theatre, commercial development, public carpark on site

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What is an example of a development that considers community wellbeing, carbon neutral and green spaces?

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Barangaroo

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What allowed Wellington Hospital to be made more efficient and easy to use?

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Masterplanning

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How much detail is required for resource consent for a supermarket?

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Application had 6 drawings and EIA had 11 reports
Approval was a 16 page letter with conditions

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What aspect of Auckland Vodafone building is not sustainable?

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Glass facade so requires highest cooling requirement in Auckland

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What feature of Grant Thornton building is sustainable?

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Fins on facade prevent sun penetration so requires less cooling

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What is a feature that makes NZL a 5 star green buidling?

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Two layers of glass and a gap between so air circulates

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What is a feature that makes the Auckland fish market building 6 star green?

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Facade stops sun penetration

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What is NZ’s first redevelopment Green Building and what are some aspects that make it 5 star green?

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21 Queen Street
- Recycled more than 80% of construction waste
- Carpark minimisation
- End of trip facilities and cycle storage
- Avoiding night time light pollution

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What are some features of Green Apartments by Willis Bond that makes it sustainable?

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Facade collects rainwater
Bicycle charging points
Waste manage recycling

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What is a sustainable feature of the ASB North Wharf building?

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Roof feature allows for natural ventilation

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What was an unexpected risk that affected the Grenfell Tower in UK?

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Fire worsened by particular type of facade cladding

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How was risk managed for Commercial Bay?

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Precinct said they would only commit to the project when it reached 50% pre-leasing

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What happened with the Multiplex contract to develop Wembley Stadium?

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Subcontractor went insolvent and they ended up losing 40% of costs

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How did Mainzeal lose over $15m on Spark Arena and what did they decide to do after that?

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Took on too much risk including design risk
Decided to not do anymore high rise construction

19
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What was an issue with Fletcher Construction?

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Predominantly a builder but took on design and build contracts which they didn’t have in house expertise for

20
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How was consultation used in a public hospital?

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Used a mock up room for 3 months to test it out with occupants

21
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How did Sylvia Park incorporate iwi consultation

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One month appeal period given
Iwi said there used to be a steam going through the site with cultural important
Outcome: foundations didn’t go through where the stream used to be and artwork of stream on wall

22
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What was the outcome of iwi consultation for a public hospital?

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Colour scheme made to represent the layers of strata in the banks of Waikato river

23
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How was Bruce Mason Theatre impacted by iwi consultation?

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Area outside was flattened to allow for a haka

24
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How was Mt Eden Prison impacted by iwi consultation?

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Excavated rock was crushed up and used on site

25
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Who was consulted for the development of the Melanesian Mission building on Mission Bay?

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3 Iwi
Anglican Church from Melanesia
Local residents association

26
Q

How does St John head headquarters utilise space?

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Includes a historic library with roll out bookshelves so can also be used as a meeting room

27
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Why did EY Auckland move to their current office?

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Large floor plates
4 star green
Right on Britomart Train Station

28
Q

Which building utilises internal walkways to promote a sense of community?

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Sovereign House North Shore

29
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What 2 things did Auckland Council do when they moved from a structured to a non designated work environment?

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Used a mock up area to trial
Went from 12sqm pp to 10sqm pp

30
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What are 3 features of the ASB North Wharf building?

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6 star green
Non designated workplace environment
Atrium and walkways inside

31
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What are 6 good features of the Vero building?

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  1. Artwork - bonus floor space
  2. Large column free floor plates with central core
  3. Full perimeter glazing for natural light
  4. 20 AC zones with variable air volume
  5. Destination based lifts
  6. Standby power generators
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What are 5 good features of 155 Fanshawe?

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  1. 6 Green star
  2. High stud
  3. 2,500 sqm floor plates
  4. Screens show sustainability stats
  5. Landscaping and pedestrian focus
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What are 6 good features of the PwC offices in Commercial Bay?

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  1. 91% net/gross ratio
  2. Floor to ceiling windows and views
  3. Adjustable height desks
  4. Meeting rooms and phone booths
  5. Bike storage and servicing
  6. Lockers
34
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What are 3 examples of PPPs?

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North Shore Events Centre - contracted towards the end but was going to cost too much so went back and contracted at the start for cheaper

  1. Sydney Water Treatment Plant
  2. Vector Arena
35
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What is an example of a PM Org?

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Coca Cola Bottling Plant - reduced 13% of project costs

36
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What are 2 examples of D&C contracts?

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  1. CMP Construction Apartment Block Albany - completed 5 months early
  2. Fletcher Construction Lambton Tower - asked for suggestions and ended up changing but could have saved more if they did this in stage 3 rather than 5
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How did having a mock up room help Cordis Hotel?

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Realised that by fluting the lamps the other way they could save cleaning costs

38
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What is an example of it being important to pay more to have it done right?

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Auckland Civic - had to pay an extra $5m to get mezzanine boxes higher

39
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How was Jarden House redeveloped?

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Stripped back to structure and added additional floors
80-85% refurbishment

40
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How was Shortland Street redeveloped?

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Made floor plates bigger which increased NLA

41
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How was the heritage building on the corner of Jean Batten place redeveloped?

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Couldn’t do facadism so built another building behind and connected them

42
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What is an example showing how important it is to manage tenant needs during refurbishment?

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Quay Street tenant was connected to Auckland Airport so they couldn’t go without power for more than 20 minutes as the planes would have to keep flying; required power generator

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How was a character building on the viaduct redeveloped?

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Had high floor to ceiling height so created an extra floor which added 25% to NLA