Projects.
Our work speaks for itself — thoughtful planting projects delivered with clarity, precision, and care for the land they support.
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Karaka North Village
Karaka North Village is a residential development north of Pukekohe, planned as a connected community with strong landscaping and open space integrated throughout. Wetlands, street trees, and riparian planting were used across the site to reflect the surrounding rural setting and support long-term environmental outcomes.
Warkworth Ridge
Warkworth Ridge is a residential development transforming approximately 50 hectares of rolling hills on the outskirts of Warkworth.
Loop Road - Whangārei
The Loop Road upgrade enhances traffic flow and safety at Whangārei’s southern entrance. Kauri Park Projects delivered the planting and soft landscaping package for the new roundabout, bridge approaches, and side road connection.
Waihoehoe
Waihoehoe is an 18.5-hectare greenfield residential development north of Waihoehoe Road and east of the North Island Main Trunk Railway. As part of the development’s consent requirements, planting was required across the site to support wetland protection, riparian restoration, stormwater management, and streetscape outcomes.
Thomas Road
The preservation of Auckland’s urban forest is vital to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services, mitigate climate change, and enhance human well-being. This project to create a 2.3km green urban corridor linking Flat Bush to Barry Curtis Park, demonstrates perfectly how this can be achieved.
Southern Gateway
Southern Gateway is a large commercial development at the entrance to Auckland Airport. Designed as both a business precinct and an ecologically integrated landscape, the project combines commercial infrastructure with extensive native planting, wetland systems, and streetscape works.
Northern Diversion
The Northern Diversion project involved riparian planting along a diverted stream on the edge of the Stevenson quarry in Drury. The site sits between an active quarry and an adjacent estuary, with the diverted stream connecting to existing native vegetated corridors. Planting was established along approximately 1km of waterway, with species eco-sourced to match the site conditions.
