SCENEZINE
EDITION OCTOBER‘07 TWO
CROWN FOR DOWNTOWN ARCHITECTURE WEEK NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOURS
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02 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR 03 CROWN FOR DOWNTOWN AT BRITOMART 09 PICTURE OF A COOL CAR 11 BLUEWATER LADIES & GENTLEMEN 13 RANDOM BITS 15 DEVELOPMENT DOWNLOAD 16 THE CITY FARMERS’ MARKET AT BRITOMART 17 BOLD CENTREFOLD 19 NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOURS 23 WHAT’S GOING ON 25 ARCHITECTURE WEEK 27 FASHION ONLINE 28 ALI & MONIE REVIEW YOUR BITS 29 BRITOMART MOVERS & SHAKERS 31 SOUL: AT BRITOMART 33 BRITOMART WHERE TO GET IT GUIDE
CONTRIBUTORS
SARAH HULL, MELISSA ROBINSON, GLENN DONNELL, KIRSTEN ANDREWS, JEFF PADGET SARAH BALLANTYNE, GEMMA STANTON, TANIA KENT & CLARE BUCHANAN
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
In August we had the crowning of our ‘Britomart King’ with Luke Shore from the Northern Steamship winning the Crown for Downtown. It was a close fought battle with only a couple of points in it. This event galvanised the Britomart community into action to raise money for a worthy cause and has since seen a lot of positive spin off for the whole of Britomart. Great to see the three new tenants unpacked and ‘in business’ all very ‘cool’ stores adding additional flavour to our current retail offering. Check out more details on page 19 or rock on up, introduce yourself and check it out in person, you’ll be glad you did. This issue we introduce you to two more Bluewater people, Jeremy (the bald guy that is always in Santos) and his better (work) half Andrea his gorgeous PA… behind any decent leasing director there is always the PA keeping it all together!
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Hope you enjoy the second issue of Scenezine and the approximately six extra minutes of reading time our additional 8 pages will bring you.
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Light hearted sparring between Britomart tenants led to the first ever Crown for Downtown at Britomart; a charity boxing event which was held on Thursday, August 2.
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It all started with banter between Burton ‘The Real Deal‘ Worth, from Aveia Gallery and Bar in the Levy Building, and Luke ‘The Shore Thing’ Shore from Northern Steamship’s Brew Bar, who both train with New Zealand welterweight champion, Justin Potter at City Boxing, based in the Quay building. Justin suggested that instead of mucking around, the duo should face up to a genuine ‘spar’ for a good cause. Bluewater Management soon came on board with assistance for the venue, the Britomart Pavilion, and with event management. Through the generous donations of time, money and product from a number of Britomart tenants a grand total of $16,686 was raised.
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Leigh Williams, from Insight Creative at Sofrana House, is a weekly volunteer at Ronald McDonald House, so as a consequence of her involvement, part of the evening’s proceeds ($8,868) went towards a gym for families to use while staying at Ronald McDonald House, Auckland. The balance of the funds raised ($7,818) went to Central Auckland Boxing to help cover the costs of sending a select team to the Queensland Golden Gloves Title in Brisbane in August, a pre-trainer to the New Zealand Championships in September. Over 350 people filled the Britomart Pavilion to watch the 9 bout boxing event and experience the incredible atmosphere. Congratulations to Luke ‘The Shore Thing’ Shore and his Northern Steamship Brew Bar team for taking away the ‘Crown’ and the team title. The next event is planned for mid next year with contenders already putting their names in the ring! A big thanks to the sponsors below for making Crown for Downtown possible:
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- ADT - Aveia Gallery - Debut - Elite Fitness - Scarbro - City Boxing - TVNZ - Superloo - Neil Waka - Miriamo Kamo - The Great Ponsonby Art Hotel
- Bluewater - FM Concepts - Disko Divas - Susan Woods - Blair Strang - Network Visuals
- Coltrane - Milestone - 42 Below - NZ Boxer - Lion Nathan - Insight Creative
- Northern Steamship Brew Bar - Pearce Financial
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LUKE FROM THE BREW BAR AND BURTON FROM AVEIA BOTH TRAIN WITH JUSTIN FROM CITY BOXING... we start our story there.
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THOSE TWO SHOULD BATTLE G AS TRAININ . .. E S R U OF CO
LUKE TO BURTON:
I ONLY BATTLE FOR JUSTICE!
BURTON & LUKE MEET FOR DINNER
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AND BRITOMART CAN PUT THE WHOLE NIGHT TOGETHER
IT’s THE RONALD MC DONALD HOUSE
THE WORD TRAVELLED THICK AND FAST FROM EVERY CORNER OF BRITOMART.
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LEIGH FROM INSIGHT CREATIVE:
SARAH FROM BLUEWATER:
THE NORTHERN STEAMPSHIP TOOK IT OUT ON THE NIGHT, WITH LUKE SHORE (NORTHERN STEAMPSHIP) COMING UP TRUMPS.
THE RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE gym received $8,868 and THE NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR BOXING TEAM $7818 A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE INVOLVED
ILLUSTRATION BY STEVIE MAHARDHIKA
PHOTOS BY GLENN DONNELL & KEITH RICHARDS, COMIC BY STEVIE MAHARDHIKA AT INSIGHT
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NAME: JEREMY PRIDDY POSITION: LEASING AND SALES DIRECTOR
DESCRIBE TWO THINGS YOU LOVE ABOUT YOUR JOB? Doing deals. My corporate account at Santos.
THREE THINGS YOU LOVE ABOUT BRITOMART? It’s uniquely different from any other project I’ve worked on.
The wicked mission that it is. The laughs that I have working with and meeting so many crazy nutters every day.
WHAT’S THE LATEST SPORTING EVENT YOU WATCHED LIVE? The Warriors at Ericsson Stadium WORST INJURY YOU HAVE EVER HAD? Two broken arms at the same time. (Interesting stories followed which unfortunately can’t be repeated - ED)
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WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR TONIGHT? Bathing 2 boys (my children) putting them to bed then back to work. DO YOU COLLECT ANYTHING? No. WHO IS YOUR HERO? My Dad and Steve Gurney.
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE FUTURE? Flippen heck I don’t know! I guess to know my kids haven’t grown up ‘bung’.
WHICH BOOK DO YOU WISH YOU HAD WRITTEN? I have no interest in writing a book.
WHAT HIGH SCHOOL DID YOU GO TO? Rosmini College in Takapuna. WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT NZ? The ability to go bush and the coast to coast race.
DO YOU MISS ANYONE RIGHT NOW? Matthew (Jeremy’s boss who is away for the week).
ONE OF THE COOLEST PEOPLE I KNOW IS: My 3 year old son Jack.
WHAT MUSIC WILL YOU TURN OFF? American pop shit.
THE BOLDEST MOVE I EVER MADE: 1st working for Bluewater
WHERE WERE YOU BORN? Christchurch.
THERE IS SOUL IN: James Brown.
2nd becoming a father
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GENTLEMEN l NAME: ANDREA CALVER POSITION: EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO JEREMY PRIDDY (LEASING AND SALES DIRECTOR) AND MELANIE BARBER (CFO) DESCRIBE TWO THINGS YOU LOVE ABOUT YOUR JOB? The people and the location. THREE THINGS YOU LOVE ABOUT BRITOMART? Current retail stores, new stores that are coming and the historic side of the precinct.
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WHAT’S THE LATEST SPORTING EVENT YOU WATCHED LIVE? My own netball game a few weeks ago. WORST INJURY YOU HAVE EVER HAD? Sprained ankle.
WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR TONIGHT? Gym then dinner at home with Richard.
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE FUTURE? I would rather not know anything. WHICH BOOK DO YOU WISH YOU HAD WRITTEN? The Da Vinci Code. DO YOU MISS ANYONE RIGHT NOW? My Granddad. WHAT MUSIC WILL YOU TURN OFF? Classical and Country and Western. WHERE WERE YOU BORN? Auckland. WHAT HIGH SCHOOL DID YOU GO TO? Westlake Girls High School. WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT NZ? Clean, green and the lifestyle we have here.
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ONE OF THE COOLEST PEOPLE I KNOW IS: My friend Kellie in that ‘mad cool’ kind of way and Richard is very cool too.
DO YOU COLLECT ANYTHING? No.
THE BOLDEST MOVE I EVER MADE: Ditching my boyfriend, quitting my job and moving to the UK for 18
WHO IS YOUR HERO? My Mum.
THERE IS SOUL IN: Britomart.
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RANDOMBITS The Bluewater indoor netball team has proudly retained their team namesake for the 2nd consecutive season… ‘Blueballs’! Currently only with one breakdown in the unified strength of the team… They are undefeated!!!! They make other teams look like sloths on court as they run rings around them! As they continue with their web slinging, spiderman action on court their opposition get stage fright… they shoot… they score… defence is strong… attack is stronger. Competition is fierce. Its all about the counter attack, shoot from the hip, counter strike team talk that revs them up before each game. Locked and loaded they are ready to take out the season…
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RANDOMBITS The NetWork Visuals team have been hard at work again branding Rally New Zealand at Mystery Creek. The event culminated in a Rally finish separating 1st and 2nd after 380km by .03 seconds. NetWork Visuals coordinated not only all the branding but the Official Finish Ceremony that was broadcasted live to 800 million on EuroSport.
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Not to rest on their laurels they are currently looking after Fashion Week and are in planning for the Adidas Auckland Marathon.
We welcome our latest addition to the Britomart family, Pasion Por Tango, an interactive dance zone located in level 2 Barrington Building, 10-12 Customs St East. In fact we would go as far as to say this was beyond a zone and could be classified as an experience. Boundaries are crossed as Pasion Por Tango offer not only tango lessons, but also events, live music & performances, art exhibitions and tango and South American movie screenings.
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The team at Pasion Por Tango pride themselves on their authentic Argentinean tango prowess with their artistic director, tango show dancer and teacher, Diego Echenique (above). Well done to Explore NZ for being legends and giving Delyse and Dayle a voucher to ride on an America’s Cup boat on their next trip to Auckland. Delyse and Dayle instigated the fund raising for the Ronald McDonald House Auckland gym, which was one of the chosen charities for Crown for Downtown at Britomart.
Learning how to Tango has never been so easy! Lessons are available as workshops in technique, tuition for small groups and private lessons as well as their regular timetable, available from www.pasionportango.com. The most challenging decision the tango apprentice will need to consider is which style of Tango they wish to pursue… Tango Salon, Tango Milonguero or Tango Nuevo! It is now possible to live, breathe and feel Buenos Aries right here in Britomart… through the energy & vitality of Pasion Por Tango!
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Oriental An extension to the original Britomart Precinct is the inclusion of the Oriental Markets site to the east of Britomart Place. Development of the Oriental site will include the construction of a multi-level car parking and mixed-use development providing ancillary services to the other Britomart developments. Accommodating approximately 1200 car parking spaces the development will provide valet parking services for Britomart tenants and short-term public/visitor parking. Valet drop-off and collection points will be located at various points around the Precinct with the vehicles being stored in the Oriental car park. In terms of other uses, a key aspect of the development is the intention to ‘sleeve’ the building with active uses such that the above-ground car parking levels are only visible from Scene Lane. In particular, the Quay Street frontage is occupied by retail tenancies on the ground floor and apartments above. The Britomart Place frontage is sleeved by retail activities on the ground floor with the exception of the south-west corner which will provide entertainment facilities.
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Westpac Charter House Progress on the new 8 storey Westpac office building has been flying along with the Hawkins team hitting a number of key construction milestones with the completion of the sheet-piling, excavation, and the first concrete pour for the basement foundations. The new building will be fully integrated into the existing Charter House and the design team has been working to retain, and where necessary reinstate, the classic architectural fabric of the building. Preparation for the integration has seen the internal strip-out of Charter House completed leaving the way clear for the first installation of the structural beams and columns and enabling the commencement of the repairs to the façade and windows. East Buildings The East Building is a new mixed use development fronting Takutai Square, Galway Street, Britomart Place and Tyler Street and spanning across the central walking street “Te Ara Tahuhu”. Built substantially as two twelve-storey buildings the development includes ground floor retail, eight levels of commercial office per building plus three levels of luxury residential apartments located on the eastern end of the site. A significant component building will be a vibrant and contemporary undercover, ground floor retail area bordering Te Ara Tahuhu walkway and integrating the Britomart station entry and exits. The mix of retail is likely to include high-end food and beverage, beauty and fashion stores. We anticipate commencing construction of the development in winter 2008 with completion in early spring 2010.
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New arrivals at Britomart - go on, be a good neighbour and say hello. Thirsty for more? Check out the Places section at www.britomart.org and the following pages for a peek inside.
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SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER PURSUIT 2007(PAVILION) 15-19 OCTOBER ARCHITECTS WEEK(PAVILION & CPO1) 25-28 OCTOBER DIWALI (PAVILION) (CPO1 CPO2) SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER RUSH (PAVILION) SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER BRONZ TOY RUN (CPO1) SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER FIREFIGHTERS’ COMBAT CHALLENGE (PAVILION) (CPO1 CPO2)
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Affordable housing, sustainable architecture and green buildings will be among the hot topics of the second ever Architecture Week Auckland to be held from October 15 – 19, 2007. Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, organised by the Auckland branch of the New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA), Architecture Week will celebrate and explore the history, people, places and spaces that make Auckland the city it is. Most of the events will be held in or near the Britomart Pavilion, with all events (excluding the Steven Ehrlich lecture) open to the public and free of charge.
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Exhibitions and installations, which were popular with the Auckland public last year, will make a return to this year’s schedule. City workers and passers-by will enjoy watching the future stars of architecture transform the Britomart precinct with their Urban Spoiler project, which will see students from each of the three Auckland architectural schools design and build three giant sculptural pavilions from scaffolding materials.
During the evening Britomart will come alive, with images from Auckland architecture firms and students projected onto the exterior walls of buildings. There will be lectures and debates (discussions) at 8am, 12pm, 5.15pm and 6pm daily on hot topics such as affordable housing and green buildings.
It’s expected that large crowds will gather on Friday evening for the Architecture Week Auckland 07 closing parties.
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FASHIONONLINE
This month’s clean laundry is from Debut. New dresses from Catherine Hensby and Pucci with abstract patterns mixed in with a bit of floral. Floral is also in for men’s shirts and plenty of fresh colour. Tee shirts again will be hot and an easy buy decision if pennies are tight, some cool prints from local designers Robot, Commune and Kowtow. New kids on the block this summer for Debut are Muchacha, an off shoot of Zara with some funky little tops, and the Louche label with its beautiful silk fabrics in tops, dresses and skirts, all for the girls. For the boys, the relaunched Hemisphere label with beautiful tailored pants and great fitted shirts.
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REVIEW YA BITSÃ
CHRISTING AGUILERA 2ND AUGUST GOOD BITS - Christina cancelling
PINK SUNDAY 10TH JUNE
BAD BITS GOOD BITS - Christina scheduling her show on - costumes the same night as Crown for Downtown (what was she thinking?)
FINAL SCORE: NSS 7, AVEIA 1
- pink cocktails - stage show - bath boy impersonation (Pink - we didn’t see you at AKO7)
BAD BITS - people wearing pink accessories wigs, tights and bangles - slippery dance floor (due to pink cocktail spillage)
FINAL SCORE: 13 PORTUGAL POINTS OUT OF 108
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SNOW PATROL FRIDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER OPSHOP FRIDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER (IN THIS INSTANCE, WE AT SCENEZINE BELIEVE THAT SUPPORTING BANDS GOOD BITS - free Final Straw CD with ticket
BAD BITS - the guy in front who danced like
- setlist an aeroplane - lighting extravaganza - occasional blinding lights straight in - intersong banter from lead singer the eyes Gary Lightbody - trumpet solo - duet with Miriam on “Set the Fire to the Third Bar” - Leon the Roadie was from Auckland. Represent! - audience enthusiasm - the Rickenbacker Bass (class with 4 strings)
FINAL SCORE: 5 CAR CHASES OUT OF 7
AKON SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER (IT WAS ACTUALLY CALLED ROC THA BLOCK BUT WE THINK IT’S ALL ABOUT AKON)
GOOD BITS - winning the tickets
- Akon’s impeccable dress sense - setlist (we couldn’t believe how many songs we knew) - removal of vest - big screens - removal of shirt - Sisqo & Pitbull - Akon’s abs - DJ sets - Akon’s abs - Akon’s abs - Akon’s abs
BAD BITS - The Game doing a Christina
Aguilera - queuing for food and bev with teenagers
FINAL SCORE: 12 PERSONAL TRAINERS OUT OF 14
DESERVE THEIR OWN REVIEW)
GOOD BITS BAD BITS - level of artistic excitement re first - cheeky donation request for band’s
stadium gig. mates road trip. (It’s not really a bad - Jason Kerrison’s vocal range bit, but we had nothing else to put - our ability to “seat-hop” here) - the part when Jason gave his jacket to his guitar tech (mini James Brown tribute) and then told him to “take it off” (mini teenage girl tribute)
FINAL SCORE: 16.2 MAYBES OUT OF 17
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BARRINGTON BUILDING DESCRIBE WHAT YOUR BUSINESS DOES IN A NUTSHELL? Men’s and Women’s Fashion. (Check out some of Jeff’s clothes on page 27 - Ed)
WHAT FILLS YOUR DAY? Everything to do with men’s and women’s fashion and 2 kids. DESCRIBE YOUR BRITOMART? My new interesting space with colleagues rather than competition. WHO ELSE DO YOU WISH WOULD DISCOVER BRITOMART? Those that want to avoid the norm. HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN IN YOUR BUSINESS? 5 years. DID YOUR BUSINESS MOVE FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE IN AUCKLAND? High Street. WHAT MOTIVATES YOU TO WORK THE WAY YOU DO? Client feedback and satisfaction. WHAT TAKES UP MOST OF YOUR TIME WHEN YOU ARE NOT AT BRITOMART? 2 kids and family.
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WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE PLACE IN NZ? Marlborough – home. ARE YOU THE COOK OR THE KITCHEN HAND? Cook. WHAT MAKES YOU SMILE? Comedy, good humour. WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY THRASHING? The gym. THE COOLEST THING I EVER BOUGHT: My wife’s engagement ring. THE BOLDEST THING I EVER DID: Gave her the ring. THE SOUL IS MISSING FROM: Anywhere uptown of Britomart.
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OLD SOFRANA HOUSE
DESCRIBE WHAT YOUR BUSINESS DOES IN A NUTSHELL? Landscape Architecture, Design and Planning, Urban Design. We don’t
WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE PLACE IN NZ? Moureeses Bay, north of Whangarei on the East Coast.
WHAT FILLS YOUR DAY? Staff and project management.
ARE YOU THE COOK OR THE KITCHEN HAND? Supposed to be the cook!
DESCRIBE YOUR BRITOMART? Intense, lively, connected and nurturing.
WHAT MAKES YOU SMILE? Compliments, not personal ones but more in terms of the work we have
do gardens, we do public open spaces and parks.
WHO ELSE DO YOU WISH WOULD DISCOVER BRITOMART? Tina! Tina is a children’s playground development consultant. HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN IN YOUR BUSINESS? In Auckland since 1993. DID YOUR BUSINESS MOVE FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE IN AUCKLAND? Titirangi. WHAT MOTIVATES YOU TO WORK THE WAY YOU DO? Idealism… the notion that we have an important role in creating places
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THE COOLEST THING I EVER BOUGHT: An Urban Danville which was a piece of Australian sculpture. THE BOLDEST THING I EVER DID: Not for print! THE SOUL IS MISSING FROM: The way many people live their lives.
for people.
WHAT TAKES UP MOST OF YOUR TIME WHEN YOU ARE NOT AT BRITOMART? Family.
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WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY THRASHING? Urban Ecology.
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09 368 5771 09 368 4860 09 303 3133 09 374 1949 09 300 7476 09 366 1693 09 366 1695 09 377 8199
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www.eon.co.nz www.federation.co.nz www.gubbandmackie.com www.kagistyle.com www.urbanloft.co.nz
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AUCKLAND FESTIVAL AUCKLAND THEATRE COMPANY BLACK GRACE LUXEMBORG GARDENS PASION POR TANGO
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MAERSK NEW ZEALAND LIMITED MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY
09 309 0101 www.aucklandfestival.co.nz 09 309 0390 www.atc.co.nz 09 358 0552 www.blackgrace.co.nz 09 309 8692 09 445 9544 www.pasionportango.com
09 920 9430 www.42below.com 09 307 2305 www.aveia.co.nz 09 374 3952 www.northernsteamship.co.nz 09 337 0088 09 354 1619 09 369 5390 www.mscnz.co.nz
MARKETING, DESIGN BRANDING COMMUNICATIONS 09 379 8920 www.buzzchannel.co.nz BUZZ CHANNEL CLARKE NEWTON INSIGHT CREATIVE MILK (NZ) LIMITED NETWORK VISUALS WATERMARK LTD VICE
09 362 0069 09 919 6000 www.insightcreative.net 09 366 6152 09 309 6066 www.networkvisuals.co.nz 09 300 3253 www.watermarkltd.com 09 354 4215
ARCHITECTS LANDSCAPERS
BRUNELLO HOLDINGS LTD DRAPER ARCHITECTS NEW IMPROVED ARCHITECTS STUDIO OF URBAN LANDSCAPE LIMITED NEIL GAUGHT CONSULTING
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09 368 4673 09 307 5254 09 303 3573 09 377 6822 www.soulenvironments.co.nz 021 935 355
PROPERTY PROJECT MANAGEMENT FACILITIES 26 BLUEWATER MANAGEMENT COMPANY COLTRANE MILESTONE GROUP LIMITED WESTPAC PROPERTY
SPORT ADVENTURE CITY BOXING SAIL NZ
09 914 8431 09 369 1112 09 358 3004 09 336 9670
www.milestonegroup.co.nz
09 377 6133 09 359 5987
www.cityboxing.co.nz www.explorenz.co.nz
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DUNCAN COTTERILL LAWYERS LIMITED 09 309 1948 GEOFF TIPPETT VEDA ADVANTAGE (NZ) LIMITED
021 540 940 09 367 6284
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