Alfred John Maltby opens Maltby's quantity surveying business in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.

Prior to Te Papa, this building housed New Zealand's national museum collection, the National Art Gallery of New Zealand and the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts.

At the time, this railway station was New Zealand's largest building and one of the first seismic proofed structures in the country.

Located on Moorhouse Avenue, at the time it was the largest building to be erected in Christchurch.

A complete new sporting stadium to house North Harbour Rugby. 12,000 seat stadium comprising corporate boxes, a club lounge with 1,000 seats and adjoining banquet lounge, 7,000 public seats in main stand, full kitchen and bar facilities and international standard sports floodlighting and playing surface.

The 40-storey residential / hotel skyscraper was the tallest residential building in New Zealand until 2020.

New 12,000 seat North Stand including 28 corporate boxes, club lounge with 2,000 seats and adjoining banquet lounge, 10,000 public seats, space for a rugby Hall of Fame, full kitchen and bar facilities and international rugby standard sports floodlighting.

Construction of a new 60 guest room block with skybridge link, extensive alterations and refurbishment.

Major Greenfield retail development at Botany Downs comprising 70,000m2 of retail space and 6,000m2 of office space. Includes major department stores, supermarket, large format retail, specialty retail and all car parking, landscaping and roading.

Construction of 88 serviced apartment plus three levels of carparking, adding to the existing hotel.

New Chapel, structural strengthening and siteworks