Projects
Page:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
![]() |
Christchurch - Tight site no problem for Piletech A 3 storey reinforced concrete building suffered earthquake damage in the February 22nd 2011 Earthquake. The designer’s solution was to widen the existing ground beams currently supporting the building, to do this there was piling undertaken down both sides of the beam, > |
|
![]() |
Te Koraha House - Preserving heritage Te Koraha House is a heritage structure built in 1886 by the Mayor of Christchurch, Arthur Rhodes and used by Rangi Ruru School since the 1920s. The building’s unreinforced concrete foundation was extensively damaged and experienced settlement as a result of > |
|
![]() |
Mainfreight Wellington Piletech was approached by the design consultants for this project to develop a screw pile solution for the foundations of Mainfreight’s new office and freight terminal on the Wellington waterfront, adjacent to Centreport and Westpac Stadium. Piles were > |
|
![]() |
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Headquarters When Fisher and Paykel Healthcare took on the task of developing their new facility in Auckland, Piletech was approached at an early stage to provide specialist input and assist with the development of a cost effective foundation design. Piletech > |
|
![]() |
SCIRT Pump Stations With the rebuild of Christchurch’s sewer lines well underway, Piletech has been involved in a large number of pump station projects. These have generally required an average pile depth of 20+ metres below ground level. Piletech has worked with SCIRT throughout the design > |
|







