McLennan Park Change Rooms, Auckland

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Auckland Council required an investigation into new changerooms and clubroom development at a South Auckland park.

106 Architects were engaged to undertake a two-stage process that would increase provision for changing rooms and clubrooms at McLennan Park in Papakura.

Working with Council officers and the local clubs on the park, we presented several preliminary concept sketch options (together with QS pricing) for review and discussion.

Once the group arrived at the preferred option (refurbishment of the existing Scout Hall), we prepared detailed design documents for consent then appointed a contractor. 106 Architects acted as Engineer to the Contract under NZS3910 to deliver the upgraded facility.

The proposed facility, which is maintained by the Council, includes four unisex change rooms and public (accessible) amenities to service the users on the park.

Photographer: Joanna Wickham

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McLennan Park Change Rooms, Auckland
McLennan Park Change Rooms, Auckland
McLennan Park Change Rooms, Auckland
McLennan Park Change Rooms, Auckland
McLennan Park Change Rooms, Auckland
McLennan Park Change Rooms, Auckland

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106 Architects has a work-model that emphasises collaboration, prototyping and testing. We love to get close to our end-users to understand their needs and challenges. To do this we shape our internal team based diversity and skills we can all learn from.  We value people who have an attitude for ‘skin in the game’ thinking, who can test and challenge ways of doing things. 

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