Structural engineering made simple
Service focussed
At Constructure, we believe that quality of service is just as important as technical excellence. We pride ourselves on being easy to deal with, highly collaborative and responsive to our customers’ needs.
Smart solutions
As structural engineers we design things to work. From residential extensions to multimillion dollar sportsgrounds, we create purpose-driven solutions that are cost effective, efficient and satisfy project objectives.
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We cover a wide range of residential building projects from minor renovations and extensions to new dwellings. From simple, single beam construction to highly complex designs, we devise intelligent engineering solutions and provide easy-to-follow documentation for builders.
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Working with architects and architectural designers, we take great pleasure in achieving efficient and beautiful structures. In general, good engineering remains largely hidden. However, if exposed structure is desired, we ensure it is expertly specified and detailed to add to the aesthetic result.
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We collaborate with designers, developers and builders throughout New Zealand to create multi-unit dwellings. Our scope frequently includes engineered retaining design to maximise the available land, achieving increased urban density and realising the full potential of each project.
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Concrete, steel or timber buildings – we do it all. Our experience spans all scales of commercial building works. From retail premises to multi-storey offices, hospitality, professional services or multi-use, we engineer structural solutions that achieve objectives and create great places to work.
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Industrial buildings provide a range of challenges and solutions. Our approach is user-driven, taking into account immediate and long-term requirements before creating efficient structural design and detailing to suit.
Our projects
Since starting in 2008 we have provided structural engineering solutions for over 16,000 residential, commercial and industrial buildings from Northland to Invercargill.