Boffa Miskell’s landscape architects then carried the project through all stages of delivery, from concept design for consent through to detailed design, documentation for tender and construction, and site observation during delivery.

The landscape design focused on retaining existing mature pōhutukawa trees along the northern boundary, while creating a network of accessible communal and private outdoor spaces. These spaces were designed to support both social interaction and quieter moments, with strong consideration given to circulation, views, and usability for residents.

A carefully considered palette of materials and planting establishes a relaxed coastal character. Natural pathways weave around retained trees, connecting structured courtyard spaces with more informal garden areas. Native planting, layered gardens, and integrated seating help create a cohesive and welcoming environment throughout the development.

The result is a collection of high-quality landscape spaces that anchor the architecture within its coastal setting and support the day-to-day wellbeing of residents. The project successfully navigated a complex consenting process while delivering functional, attractive outdoor environments that enhance the overall living experience.