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The extensive renovations to the Power Farming NZ head office was driven by Power Farming being in a business expansion mode penetrating the wider New Zealand agricultural market with their farm vehicle and attachment products. Read more
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Comprehensive renovations of Power Farming NZ head office, featuring a new showroom, café, boardroom, and meeting rooms, enhancing internal layout and accessibility while reflecting the company's branding and innovative design elements.

The extensive renovations to the Power Farming NZ head office was driven by Power Farming being in a business expansion mode penetrating the wider New Zealand agricultural market with their farm vehicle and attachment products. The remodelling of the existing outdated building includes a new showroom, cafe / staff function space, boardroom and meeting rooms. Full re-planning and rationalising of internal spaces simplified access and wayfinding and ensured an optimal internal layout for employees moving through the building to the various departments. The revitalised premises incorporates Power Farming's new branding and corporate colourways and included features such as tractor tracks laser cut into the exposed steel portals.

2280h 18m

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“We’ve worked with the DLA team over many years to modernise and create a strategic property asset base that reflects our clinics both as an investment, as well as a distinct advantage for our people to have a great place to work, and where our clients experience the highest level of care we can provide to their animals. "We find the DLA team to be credible, efficient, reliable and fun to work with. They have a focus on your best interests and work hard to make it a great experience.”

Mike Lange, CEO, Vetora

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