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A thoughtfully designed subdivision that honors Ngai Tahu heritage and the historical Wigram Aerodrome, featuring extensive native plantings and seasonal color through a blend of indigenous and exotic tree species.
A New Subdivision Steeped In History
Significant cultural and heritage elements form the basis for the work at Wigram Skies, a project Kamo Marsh Landscape Architects have been involved in from the initial planning stages. Numerous features throughout the subdivision reflect the history of the Ngai Tahu tribe, while the recurrent aeronautical theme remembers the Wigram Aerodrome which used to grace the site. Extensive native plantings with a strong Mahinga kai influence have been used throughout the development along with several exotic specimen tree species to provide seasonal colour.
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