Real Projects. Real Outcomes.

Four sensitive healthcare activities. Two adjacent sites in an Industrial Zone. Contaminated soil. High traffic. And a childcare centre that needed to be protected from industrial noise. Most consultants would have said it was too hard. We got it consented.

A major arterial site. A 24-hour service station. Industrial units, retail, and double-skinned fuel tanks next to an aquifer. Most consultants would have told you the risks were too high. We turned every single one of them into a solved problem.

Council said it couldn't be done in an industrial zone. We proved them wrong with engineering, not arguments - and delivered a consented 150-child facility operating 7:30am to 6pm.

The challenge was not just getting 22 lots approved - it was making sure the developer could actually afford to build them. We designed a staged release strategy that generated revenue from Stage 1 sales before a cent was spent on Stage 4 infrastructure.

Digital billboards on State Highways and CBD arterials. High driver distraction risk. Strict luminance rules. One site that overhung a public footpath. We got the whole network consented - including the footpath encroachment.

HAIL-flagged rural land. A nearby recycling facility creating reverse sensitivity issues. Non-Complying Activity status. And a requirement to engage with Ngai Tahu. We delivered 118 consented residential lots in Christchurch's southern growth corridor.

18 units in four apartment buildings. Liquefaction risk under the ground. Highway noise from Wairere Drive above it. A tight site where a waste truck had to maneuver safely. We got every single one of those problems solved and consent granted.

A hillside site near the Southern Motorway extension. 29 stages. Stormwater cascading down the slope. Council traffic rules that would cap the title count until road upgrades were finished elsewhere. We found a way through every single constraint.

A full commercial hub - medical centre, retail, offices, childcare - in a Medium Density Residential Zone. It breached parking rules, setback rules, and signage rules. We still got it consented, because we know how to run a Discretionary Activity application.

Non-Complying Activity consent - the hardest category in the District Plan. A mosque and community centre in a residential zone, facing scrutiny on noise, traffic, and light spill. We secured it by running a rigorous effects-based case that left council nothing to refuse.