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Castleford Street, Green Bay

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Design and build of four new two-storey dwellings on a corner site. 

Consented under the Mixed Housing Suburban zone, the development and construction of four new dwellings associated with demolition of the existing dwelling, new vehicle crossings, wastewater system and stormwater irrigation. 

In the serene neighbourhood of Green Bay, an old corner home property has undergone an impressive transformation, giving rise to four brand new 2-storey dwellings. Two of the dwellings stand independently on Lots 1 & 4, while Lots 2 & 3 are attached homes. Each residence allows 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and internal garage access. 

From the outset, BCG assumed command of the project, engaging with client ideas, crafting architectural designs approved by Council, devising a construction timeline aligned with the projects scope, and overseeing a seamless progression to the final construction of the four new 2-storey dwellings. 

Following the removal of existing home, installation of infrastructure, services and utilities, the implementation of these positive changes led to the creation of four residential units through infill development, onsite amenities and accessible outdoor living spaces. 

BCG CONSTRUCTION built the dwellings to plan in variable size and formation to help contribute to the variety of housing while remaining in keeping with the neighbourhood’s planned suburban character. Visual dominance is minimised through the maintenance of existing vegetation, variant building setbacks across all dwellings and across floors, and the use of vertical and horizontal building materials to break up the building mass in its entirety and improve the appearance of the development. 

The residences installed with windows on all external facades to improve ventilation and daylight access, additional storage provided within the garage, cavity space on the side of the dwellings for rubbish and recycling bins. Outdoor living spaces have suitable access to sunlight with alternative spaces to further improve sunlight access, north facing balconies. Privacy for outdoor space is maintained through the use of visually impermeable fencing, walls and landscaping. 

Following the architectural and interior design plans, both exterior and interior materials were meticulously incorporated to the construction process, progressively bringing the home to life. Quality specifications and finishes were chosen to create a cohesive, modern and contemporary look and feel across all four homes. 

BCG CONSTRUCTION made certain that the external materials worked together to positively influence the aesthetic of the development, incorporating features such as horizontal and vertical weatherboard cladding, longrun metal roofing and garage doors harmonising in colour with spouting and fascia, aluminium fencing and joinery, deck and glass balustrades. 

Attention to detail was essential in achieving flawless fit out perfection, with a focus on installation precision and the elegant lines and finishes within the interior. This theme also applied to individual elements; bathware, appliances, lighting, flooring, cabinetry, wardrobes, tiling, hardware and handrails, wall and ceiling painting. 

This corner section has experienced a significant change, now accommodating four 2-storey residences, two of which are standalone while the other two are attached. This revitalisation has breathed a new life into the property, returned on investment and exceeded residents’ level of happiness. 

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Ronald Macken Place, Windsor Park

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In the heart of Windsor Park, BCG has delivered a masterclass in precision building, turning a challenging rear site into a refined two-storey family residence. Conceived as a second dwelling on an 800m² property already hosting an existing home, the project blends considered architecture with high-performance construction, resulting in a residence that feels both contemporary and enduring.

The client’s vision was ambitious yet deeply personal – a home for an extended family, with space for three generations under one roof. The brief called for a ground-floor suite for grandparents, three equally sized bedrooms for children, and a private parents’ retreat. Add to this a single garage, generous living and dining areas, and a design that would enhance the property’s value while complying with strict environmental and planning controls.

The client’s vision was ambitious yet deeply personal – a home for an extended family, with space for three generations under one roof. The brief called for a ground-floor suite for grandparents, three equally sized bedrooms for children, and a private parents’ retreat. Add to this a single garage, generous living and dining areas, and a design that would enhance the property’s value while complying with strict environmental and planning controls.

Engineering solutions were as sophisticated as the architecture. Stormwater mitigation was addressed with a 5,000L tank, comprising both detention and retention capacity, to manage runoff in line with environmental requirements. A new vehicle crossing was constructed, and a right-of-way was formed to serve both dwellings, ensuring safe vehicle manoeuvring. All infrastructure – stormwater, wastewater, water reticulation, telecommunications, and electricity – was integrated within a shared service trench.

The finished 181m² residence is a confident architectural statement. Clad in a balanced combination of low-maintenance brick veneer and Claymark Garrison bevel-back weatherboard, the exterior palette in FlaxPod is both striking and timeless. The roof, finished in Colorsteel Maxam Trim Rib, rises in two pitches – a 25 degree primary and a 15-degree secondary – maintaining the area’s suburban character while maximising interior volume.

Inside, the design leans toward understated luxury. Double-glazed Altus Southern Thermal system aluminium windows flood interiors with light, while the neutral palette – Resene Black White walls paired with warm natural tones – reflects and amplifies the sunshine. Durable yet elegant finishes define the living spaces: engineered timber flooring underfoot, Vitex decking extending outdoor living, and a glass-balustraded staircase with stainless steel detailing acting as a sculptural centrepiece.

The kitchen and bathrooms are showcases of functional refinement. A 30mm Splendour White engineered stone benchtop anchors the kitchen, complemented by Melteca Planed Urban Oak cabinetry with soft-close hinges, a glass splashback, Bosch appliances, and a slimline pull-out pantry. Bathrooms feature ceiling-to-floor tiling, level-entry showers with double niches, and quality fixtures in brushed nickel.

Construction detailing reflects the precision demanded by the brief: Earthwool Glasswool insulation, safety glazing in wet areas, heavy-duty stain-resistant carpeting in bedrooms, and energy-efficient lighting designed to work in harmony with natural daylight. Downpipes are neatly integrated into the stormwater network, while the insulated garage door, matching the façade’s FlaxPod tone, underscores the cohesion of design.

From a planning perspective, the development met – and in many respects exceeded – Auckland’s Mixed Housing Suburban zoning objectives. The subdivision created two freehold lots with a jointly owned accessway, designed to support both pedestrian and vehicle safety. The streetscape benefits from the thoughtful scale and form of the build, which respects the neighbourhood’s character while embracing the city’s intensification goals.

Budget discipline and timeline adherence were critical to success. Despite complex engineering requirements and environmental constraints, the project progressed in line with the approved land use consent and maintained a tight delivery schedule.

The result is more than just a second dwelling. It is a carefully orchestrated balance between family needs, regulatory compliance, and architectural ambition. Every metre of the site works hard – from the restoration planting along the riparian margin to the precision-engineered infrastructure beneath – supporting a home that will serve generations.

Windsor Park project demonstrates how innovation, craftsmanship, and a clear client vision can transform a constrained site into a property of enduring beauty and function. In a city grappling with the demands of growth, it stands as a case study in how thoughtful architecture can meet intensification targets while delivering on the promise of comfort, style, and long-term value.

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Crossfields Leybourne Circle, Glen Innes

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Architecturally designed three-bedroom contemporary houses surrounded in nature.

Crossfields residential development involved the removal of the existing dwelling on the site and the subsequent construction of four new residential dwellings, and associated earthworks. Following construction, the property was to be subdivided so that each unit had its own title.

Amidst a remarkable natural environment and a welcoming local community, the four 2-storey attached homes feature 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 1 covered carpark, setting the standard for family living in this flourishing and vibrant suburb of Glen Innes.

Over a period of time the existing home was demolished, elevation levels established, earthworks undertaken, excavated land rehabilitated, services infrastructure including wastewater, stormwater, water supply connected, underground network utilities power and telecommunications installed. Throughout, consideration made for resident driveway access and a new vehicle crossing, relocation of a power pole, detention/retention tank, reposition the wastewater manhole to enable more space for the protected tree on the berm of the property.

The completed homes sit on an elevated site articulated in modulation, cladding choice and variable design breaks up the bulk and mass of the buildings. This layout creates visual interest and variety in the residential character of the development, also the neighbourhood. The front yard landscaped area, primary/secondary outdoor living spaces along the street-facing boundary separated by pedestrian access appropriates a level of visual interest and provides interaction within the streetscape. The cantilevered portion above the outdoor living space has a positive effect on the functionality, usability and accessibility of these areas. North orientation with direct access from internal living spaces ensure the development and occupants alike have maximised the allowable square footage for each home.

BCG CONSTRUCTION’s in-house showroom boasts a diverse array of products from which client meticulously selected to elevate the aesthetic allure and visual appeal of Crossfields residential development. With deliberate focus on both exterior and interior materials, every specification chosen with the intention of enhancing style and visual interest. Beyond curating products, BCG CONSTRUCTION took full control of the project, overseeing the entire process from final plans to final construction – effectively managing and directing the development, collaborating with consultant agencies as needed to ensure timely completion and adherence to the scheduled works.

BCG CONSTRUCTION exemplified unwavering dedication to the project, underscoring the significance of being a reliable partner for the Crossfields residential development on behalf of Lighthouse Group.

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Puwha Street, Massey

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Situated within the Red Hills precinct in Massey, West Auckland, this newly developed two-storey detached dwelling exemplifies high-quality construction, contemporary architecture, and lasting durability. Once rural grazing land, the 15.2 hectare subdivision has been adapted into the beginnings of a modern residential community. The owner acquired a 179m² lot with a clear vision—to create a home that integrates style, function, and sustainability while maintaining structural integrity and longevity.

With a carefully planned 92m² floor area, the residence is designed for both practicality and comfort, featuring three spacious bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, an open-plan living and dining area, and a contemporary kitchen. Thoughtful spatial planning ensures that essential amenities, such as a tucked-away laundry and a discrete water closet, contribute to an uncluttered and efficient living environment.

The home establishes a commanding street presence, reinforced by durable and stylish external cladding that enhances both aesthetics and resilience. Construction materials were meticulously selected to ensure longevity and performance. The ColorSteel MAXAM long-run metal roofing, with its 22-degree pitch, fascia, and quarter-round guttering, is finished in a cohesive flaxpod shade, combining durability with modern elegance. The exterior is further defined by a sophisticated blend of oblique weatherboards and Russo-coloured brickwork, providing a striking architectural contrast while offering robust protection against the elements.

The landscape design complements the structural integrity of the dwelling. The impermeable public pedestrian and vehicle road juxtaposes permeable pavers at the entrance, balancing functionality with environmental responsibility. Large aluminium-framed sliding doors introduce natural light into the open-plan living area, enhancing the indoor-outdoor flow and offering easy access to the backyard. The front door, featuring a frosted white privacy window, harmonises with the home’s overall colour scheme, adding an element of discretion and modern appeal.

Sustainability and liveability were key considerations throughout the design and construction process. Adherence to riparian zone guidelines ensures responsible water management, while the installation of rainwater tanks contributes to efficient conservation efforts. Utility connections are seamlessly integrated into the area’s essential services, allowing for modern convenience without compromising ecological responsibility.

The ground floor layout is tailored for both entertainment and everyday living. The open-plan living, kitchen, and dining areas feature high-end finishes that complement the architectural aesthetic. These spaces extend to an enclosed backyard, complete with a large deck, ample lawn, and a wall-mounted folding clothesline, enhancing the home’s usability and recreational potential.

Ascending the carpeted stairwell, the first floor accommodates three generously sized bedrooms, including a master suite with an ensuite. A separate family bathroom and an additional toilet add further convenience for families or professionals. The bathrooms showcase a selection of varied-colour and patterned tiles, introducing a contemporary visual dynamic while maintaining a sense of cohesion and sophistication. Interiors throughout the home exude refinement, using carefully curated materials that enhance both durability and style. Flooring combines plush carpeting with laminated timber, ensuring comfort and resilience. In the kitchen, engineered stone countertops are paired with a classic white subway tile backsplash, creating a timeless yet functional workspace. The bathrooms feature a fusion of contrasting tile colours and crisp, precise edges, reflecting meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship.

BCG led the development of this home, working in close collaboration with external architects to ensure a streamlined workflow and effective problem solving throughout the construction process. This open exchange of ideas allowed the design to evolve in response to client needs, resulting in a home that is both practical and visually compelling.

BCG led the development of this home, working in close collaboration with external architects to ensure a streamlined workflow and effective problem solving throughout the construction process. This open exchange of ideas allowed the design to evolve in response to client needs, resulting in a home that is both practical and visually compelling.

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47 St Georges, Avondale

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Brand new residence in Avondale, where affordability meets elegance in redefining urban living.

Experience the epitome of urban living at 47 St Georges, where convenience meets comfort in an enviable location. Located in the heart of Avondale, 47 St Georges offers unparalleled convenience amongst a bustling urban landscape. Seamless access to a myriad of amenities, including transportation hugs, shopping destinations, entertainment venues, recreational facilities and schools from primary to tertiary level, ensures that every convenience is within reach.

Whether prospective residents are first time homebuyers seeking a sanctuary or savvy property investors eyeing lucrative returns, 47 St Georges presents an unparalleled blend of convenience, style and value. Each meticulously designed home is tailored to meet diverse lifestyle needs, offering modern amenities and serene recreation places within Avondale’s vibrant community.

Homeowners will discover a haven of comfort and tranquillity, while investors will recognise a promising venture designed to attract discerning tenants and ensure long-term value appreciation. A 10-year Master Build Guarantee offers peaceful minds for all homeowners.

Immerse in the modern architectural design of 47 St Georges, where sleek lines and carefully arranged site layouts redefine urban living. Each residence exudes contemporary elegance with a focus on maximising privacy and functionality. The thoughtful design allows for seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a harmonious living environment bathed in natural light. From the sleek facades to the carefully selected fittings, the development provides the perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories.

Three-level homes with internal garages or two-level residences with outdoor parking, tailored to meet the needs of discerning homeowners and investors alike.

Focusing on the finer details, the meticulous specifications that define the essence of 47 St Georges. Built with a focus on durability and low maintenance, ensuring homes withstand the test of time while creating a harmonious and inviting atmosphere. Built with robust materials such as James Hardie weatherboard and ColorSteel® metal roofing, each residence balances longevity with style. Laminated timber floors and digital locks add to the convenience and security of everyday living, while Bosch appliances offer reliable performance. With carefully curated colour palettes, every home exudes cosiness and warmth. Each detail is tailored for effortless living, promising a seamless fusion of comfort and convenience.

BCG GROUP proudly led both the design and construction of the 47 St Georges project. Construction began in February 2024, completed October 2024. 47 St Georges project is backed by a 10-year Master Build Guarantee, ensuring homeowner peace of mind. https://47stgeorges.co.nz/

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Access Road, Kumeu

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A hectare of land, a unique vision and outstanding building solutions has paved the way for a large scale 2-storey residential project within a countryside living zone. 

From the beginning, this grand countryside housing endeavour brought immense satisfaction. BCG CONSTRUCTION executed the construction in accordance with plans, meeting both the timeline and budget requirements, encompassing all aspects of the project from civil and earthworks to Code Compliance Certificate. 

The grand porte cochère at the entrance of this country home offers a glimpse of the elegance and scale that lies within. Stepping through the oversized pivot door, visitors are welcomed into a semi-circular foyer where a pair of gracefully curved staircases sweep to the left and right. From this expansive reception area, the home unfolds over two levels, offering open spaces for gathering and quiet retreats for relaxation.

Designed to accommodate both family living and entertaining, the residence features six bedrooms, each with an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. Thoughtful details such as toy rooms in the children’s bedrooms add to its functional charm. A fondness for hosting is reflected in the kitchen, where a generous square island invites conversation and shared culinary experiences, while a full scullery keeps preparations discreet.

The home also caters to work-life balance with two offices, one with separate access, and multiple exits leading to a hectare of picturesque land where the neighbouring horses provide a tranquil rural backdrop. Interiors are warm and inviting, with a mix of timber, carpeted, and tiled floors thoughtfully placed for both aesthetic appeal and practicality. A standout feature of the home is the media room, where tiny LED lights embedded in the ceiling mimic a celestial expanse, complete with a family-significant constellation. Despite its expansive 557m² footprint, the home exudes an undeniable sense of warmth and intimacy.

This ambitious countryside project was brought to life through BCG CONSTRUCTION’s expertise in precision building and innovative solutions. Set on a one-hectare site designated within a countryside living zone, the project required extensive planning, particularly given its flood-prone location. The challenge became immediately evident when Cyclone Gabrielle struck during the early stages of development, inundating the site with water. While the design had accounted for potential flooding, the sheer scale of the event demanded proactive adaptation. BCG CONSTRUCTION swiftly implemented measures to channel overflow away from the site, establish positive drainage, and ensure uninterrupted progress.

Positioning the residence on the vast land was a crucial element of the design. Balancing privacy, passive surveillance, and an impressive visual presence required careful site planning. Extensive earthworks were undertaken to facilitate the installation of essential infrastructure, including a 25,000-litre water tank pump station, a filtration system, stormwater overflow discharge to the stream, and rainwater discharge to the storage tank. A meticulously engineered building pad was created with optimal drainage to safeguard the home from potential water issues in the future.

Once the groundwork was complete, construction commenced on the 557m², two-storey residence. The home was designed to include six bedrooms with ensuites and walk-in wardrobes, two offices, three living spaces, a spacious kitchen and dining area, a gym, a laundry, and an attached garage. One of the architectural highlights is the grand porte cochère, which not only enhances the home’s stately presence but also provides sheltered access for residents and guests.

Construction began with the insitu concrete foundations, waffle slab, and pilings, forming a solid base for the home’s structure. The project progressed with the installation of 350mm preliminary columns, beams, fabricated timber trusses, and rafters, all built in accordance with structural and geotechnical engineering requirements. As the home took shape, the roofline was crafted for durability using Viking CertainTeed shingles, ColorSteel Trimdek, and Viking Polyclad membrane, ensuring longevity and resilience. The exterior wall cladding, composed of bevel-back weatherboards, cedar shiplap, and brick veneer, further reinforced the home’s robustness while complementing the natural surroundings.

Stepping inside, the grandeur of the entrance is accentuated by the porte cochère leading into the foyer, where the twin staircases beckon exploration of the upper floor. The interiors are a testament to meticulous design and high-quality craftsmanship. Plush, neutral-toned carpeting enhances the comfort of the bedrooms, living and dining areas, lounge, office, media room, and hallways. Polished floor tiles lend a refined touch to the curved lobby entrance, ensuites, bathrooms, and laundry spaces. A Rinnai linear gas fireplace serves as a striking focal point in the living and dining area, adding warmth and ambiance.

The kitchen, designed for both family meals and large-scale entertaining, features a discreet butler’s kitchen tucked behind the main space. This ensures effortless meal preparation while maintaining the pristine aesthetic of the primary cooking and dining area. The seamless indoor-outdoor flow allows for easy transition from the open kitchen and lounge to the expansive backyard, offering a serene setting with picturesque views.

The attached garage provides ample space for at least two vehicles, with concrete flooring and insulated walls enhancing comfort. Throughout the home, BCG CONSTRUCTION has meticulously curated materials and finishes that align with the homeowners’ personal style while complementing the surrounding countryside. The selection process was streamlined through BCG’s onsite showroom, ensuring a cohesive aesthetic from concept to completion.

This residence embodies understated luxury—spacious yet intimate, grand yet inviting. Every detail has been carefully considered, resulting in a home that not only meets but exceeds expectations. From its structurally sound foundation to its refined interiors, the project is a testament to BCG CONSTRUCTION’s dedication to excellence, innovation, and craftsmanship.

• Won Silver in 2024 Master Builder House of the Year | New Home $2 million – $4 million

*Photography Registered Master Builder House of the Year 2024

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Aldersgate Road, Hillsborough

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Redevelopment of site to provide for the construction of 2 new standalone dwellings and the subsequent two lot fee simple subdivision around the new dwellings.

The application for the redevelopment of the site situated at Aldersgate Road involved the removal of the current building and the erection of two new residential units. To gain a thorough understanding of the project, BCG CONSTRUCTION conducted preliminary site inspections and observed that the site had an irregular shape with a slope from north to south (or back to front). Additionally, there is a double storey dwelling situated central on the property, slated for demolition.

Sighting the positioning of the two new standalone dwellings, Unit 1 is facing towards the north western corner of the site with Unit 2 located within the south eastern section. Both dwellings are 2-storey with a double garage. Outward appearance achieved through variation of materials and architectural features, including the mixture of horizontal cladding, vertical sections and window sizes. Modulation achieved through variation of the roof forms and setbacks. The homes have multiple glazing areas, private outdoor living spaces and an outlook space provided from habitable rooms, ensuring passive surveillance and visual interest. The grounds are well landscaped around each of the new dwellings with high quality planting of various species and sizes. Furthermore, all service bins are located out of sight, ensuring that the development looks tidy from the surrounding environment.

The ground floor of both dwellings similar in layout. Unit 1 consists of a large open plan kitchen with a walk-in pantry, living and dining area, 3-bedrooms with one containing an ensuite and a family bathroom. Unit 2 has an open plan living and dining area with a linked kitchen, as well as 2-bedrooms, one of which has an ensuite and a family bathroom. Both dwellings have a deck on the first floor at ground level height due to the site typography. The homes have been clad with a mixture of vertical and horizontal cladding in a varying colour scheme to provide high amenity.

Earthworks involved a total area of 452m2, with a cut and fill volume of 128m3 and 47m3 respectively. Also to create the building platforms, outdoor areas, and the shared driveway. Cut retaining walls along the western boundary, adjacent to the accessway. Connections to three waters and network utilities accordingly, stormwater extension from existing stormwater manhole in the shared accessway to service the development such that each Lot has a new connection.

The Aldersgate redevelopment project highlights superb design and construction, resulting in the establishment of two new residences which ensure that both neighbourhood and streetscape character and amenity is maintained.

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Castledine Crescent, Glen Innes

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Connected by a concrete spine wall, these modern architecturally designed units are ready to rock in Auckland.

The two main box volumes of each home interconnect to create a superb split-level layout. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms promise ease and convenience. Each dwelling mirrors the other. Open-plan living awaits at ground level. Polished concrete is smooth underfoot. Well-selected fixtures and finishes offer modern flair. The kitchen and scullery are designed for entertaining. A glass slider fosters flow to the alfresco patio and large lawn. Heading back into the heart of the home, a feature staircase basks in light from a central gallery. This opens to a private deck that’s sheltered from the elements on three sides. It also serves one of the bedrooms. The second and master bedrooms boast their own private decks with views. The chic master ensuite is a spacious retreat with large grey floor tiles. A wall of intricate white tiles creates a textural backdrop to the bathing area with its open shower and luxurious stand-alone bathtub.

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Roberton Road, Avondale

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Stylish Townhouses in the Heart of Avondale

Located on one of Avondale’s most sought-after streets, this development features an exclusive collection of nine architecturally designed townhouses. Crafted by award-winning BCG Construction, the project balances style, functionality, and sustainability to create modern homes that cater to diverse living needs.

Three townhouses proudly stand at the front of the property, while six more are tucked away at the rear, all within a meticulously designed layout. Each home offers unique character, thoughtful design elements, and premium finishes.

The project involved constructing nine terraced residential units across two buildings, encompassing 912m² of earthworks and 480m³ of retaining wall work. Careful consideration was given to landscaping and fencing along the front boundary to blend seamlessly with the surrounding streetscape and provide visual softening.

The earthworks and retaining wall construction were executed with precision to ensure stability on-site and for adjacent properties.

Key Design Elements:

  • Outlook Spaces: Designed to offer visual privacy and manage visual dominance, ensuring habitable rooms have a clear sense of space and access to daylight.
  • Outdoor Living: Positioned for maximum sunlight and functionality, with direct access from living spaces, all outdoor areas face north to optimise natural light.
  • Street Interaction: The front units were designed to engage with the streetscape, featuring prominent front doors, ample glazing, and materials that encourage passive surveillance and a stylish outlook.

The exterior materials provide a modern, distinctive look, with facades combining various textures and colours:

  • Cladding: James Hardie® Linea Weatherboards, Stria horizontal cladding, and Oblique vertical weatherboards in staggered profiles
  • Roofing: Metalcraft T-Rib asymmetrical roofing and Colorsteel components for rainwater management
  • Other Features:  Standard clay brick veneer in rust with a natural mortar colour, double glazed windows with aluminium framing. Timber retaining walls, glass and aluminium balustrades, permeable paving (black sand), 1.2m high aluminium fencing and 1.8 timber slat fence/screen to site boundary and between private gardens taking into consideration privacy and functionality.

Inside, the townhouses exude contemporary style with timeless design choices:

  • Full-height wall tiling in bathrooms and ensuites, engineered flooring in high foot traffic zones, plush carpeting for added comfort underfoot in stairwell and bedrooms, matte black tapware and fittings throughout and designer kitchens featuring premium Bosch appliances, sleek engineered stone benchtops, and thoughtful storage solutions.

Sustainability and peace of mind featured highly as all units boast a 6 Homestar rating, double glazing, full insulation, and long-run Colorsteel roofs, reflecting BCG Construction’s commitment to quality and environmental sustainability. The development comes with a 10-year Master Builder Guarantee.

Individual Lot Highlights:

  • Unit 1:  The ground floor offers an open-plan living and dining area, bathed in natural light and enhanced by lofty 2.7m ceilings. The first floor includes two bedrooms and a family bathroom.
  • Units 2 & 3:  Ground floor provides for full size bedroom, a bathroom, internal garaging pre-wired for EV charging. On the first floor, you’ll find an open-plan living and dining area filled with natural light and 2.7m ceiling height. The living area opens onto a balcony, providing an ideal space to relax and enjoy. The top floor has three more bedrooms, including a master with its own ensuite. Two other bedrooms offer beautiful views, and there’s another full bathroom for added convenience.
  • Units 4-9:  These two-level units are highly sought after for their capacity as they feature open-plan living, dining and kitchen area on the ground floor, three bedrooms and one bathroom on the upper level.

Positioned on Avondale Heights, the property offers breathtaking Waitākere and city views. It is within walking distance of transport hubs, parks, schools, and eateries, and less than a 15-minute drive to Auckland CBD.

TDG Development Co. once again entrusted BCG CONSTRUCTION to bring their vision to fruition, marking the third successful collaboration between the two parties. This development highlights BCG Construction’s expertise in creating sustainable, functional, and stylish homes that meet the demands of modern living.

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Sunderlands Road, Half Moon Bay

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With a growing family, a young couple were looking to invest in their future, and in doing so decided the time had come to develop their home in East Auckland, Half Moon Bay. The couple, seeking a construction team that was able to build two new dwellings and take ownership of the project until handover, entered into a build partnership with BCG. Supplied with Council approved documents, at remarkable speed BCG executed the project with precision, guided by a programmed construction schedule and a confident team committed to meeting client expectations, while adhering to the contracted timeline and budget. 

Extraordinary attention was paid to the choice of materials, given confirmation the couple saw one of the dwellings as their forever family home and the other as a return on their investment.

Having applied horizontal weatherboard cladding in contrasting dark and light tones, along with trapezoidal endure longrun roofing in a deep shade, complemented by spouting, fascia and aluminium joinery in a corresponding colour, signifies a robust construction and a commanding presence along the street front.

Internally, the diverse selection of materials used unveils practical and functional homes, featuring a design aesthetic that imparts a feeling of dimension, luxury and timelessness – an idea deeply ingrained in the couple’s vision from the very beginning.