A+W NZ are very proud to partner with SGA on one of their upcoming projects, for a project for the Motu Kaikoura Trust, replacing their research and stufy building destroyed by arson in 2013.
Wednesday 25th January 2017
6:00 pm
SGA Offices, 26 Rossmay Terrace, Sandringham
$2450 + GST - one-off fee to coer the cost of training, consumables, and use of the SGAW joinery shop and Crate's large workshops
(May 2018 Update)
Congratulations to SGA for winning an NZIA Local (Auckland/Northland) Award 2018!
SGA and the A+W NZ Construction team celebrated at the NZIA Local Awards event on 9 May 2018, held at Motat 2 on Meola Road, Auckland.
Strachan Group Associates (SGA) and A+W-NZ both firmly believe in providing construction education for architects, architectural graduates and students. You may all be familiar with the excellent work Dave Strachan has carried out as Adjuct Professor at Unitec until recently, guiding students through a prefabrication process and providing completed locatable buildings to community groups. One of those students was Maria Hosking, who has subsequently joined the SGA team and is Project Architect. With the relocation of SGA to Rossmay Terrace in Kingsland, they have developed their own workshop facilities to create a design-build heaven, with Crate Building Innovation.
Lily Wong, Warren & Mahoney (sponsored by Warren & Mahoney)
Anna Boow (Lockyear), graduate
Lauren van Tiel, Cheshire Architects
A+W-NZ are very proud to partner with SGA on one of their upcoming projects, for a project for the Motu Kaikoura Trust, replacing their research and study building destroyed by arson in 2013. The new building, designed by SGA, will be prefabricated at the SGA and Crate workshops in Kingsland and barged to Kaikoura Island (off Great Barrier Island) for assembly.
This course is being offered to architectural graduates and Registered Architects, to gain confidence and further knowledge on a construction site. While the various schools of Architecture and Spatial Design provide building education to students, opportunities are less often available to architectural graduates and architects, and SGA and A+W-NZ aim to fill that gap.
The timeline for the project is August / September 2017.
If you are keen for more information on this amazing opportunity, contact us at [email protected].
LEARNING & OUTCOMES 1. Continuing Professional Development - 180 CPD points (25% Documentation / 50% Project management / 25% Core) 2. Learn and become competent with power tools and acquire basic building skills 3. Develop a real understanding of building/assembly of components/materials. 4. Learn various methods of prefabrication and efficiency of materials. 5. Become familiar with “builder” terminology for tools, fixings and materials. 6. Gain confidence and satisfaction in the process of “making” for a charitable Trust.
COURSE FEES A one-off fee of $2450 plus GST to cover the cost of training, consumables and use of the SGAW joinery shop plus the use of Crate's large workshop.