Architect
Homestead Construction
Timeline
September 2015 - February 2016
Category
Education
Photography
Jason Mann Photography
lollipopseducare.co.nz
Construction of this purpose-built childcare centre for Lollipops Educare began in 2015. Homestead Construction managed all aspects of the design and construction for the 500+ square meter building.
The design theme of a tree branch pattern was incorporated in the aluminium feature façade, interior plywood panelling, and debossed on some of the exterior precast concrete surfaces.
Client Testimonial "We have worked with Homestead Construction on 2 new large concrete building projects on the Kapiti Coast. During that time we would have to say the experience and detail to attention was excellent - to ensure the project was to the building programme, ahead of completion dates, on budget and on time. We chose concrete for sustainable natural material, faster building time, warm in winter and cool in summer, user friendly, strong, sound-proven, lower maintenance and longer life. I have no hesitation in recommending Homestead Construction to others for future building developments. We wish Homestead Construction well for the future and thank you." Stuart Pritchard
The design theme of a tree branch pattern was incorporated in the aluminium feature façade, interior plywood panelling, and debossed on some of the exterior precast concrete surfaces.
Client Testimonial "We have worked with Homestead Construction on 2 new large concrete building projects on the Kapiti Coast. During that time we would have to say the experience and detail to attention was excellent - to ensure the project was to the building programme, ahead of completion dates, on budget and on time. We chose concrete for sustainable natural material, faster building time, warm in winter and cool in summer, user friendly, strong, sound-proven, lower maintenance and longer life. I have no hesitation in recommending Homestead Construction to others for future building developments. We wish Homestead Construction well for the future and thank you." Stuart Pritchard