Central Interceptor Project | Inspecting Surfaces with the New Leica MS60
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The Watercare Central Interceptor Project in Auckland has reached an exciting stage as the team prepare for the arrival of Hiwa-i-te-Rangi their giant new Tunnel Boring Machine [TBM] which is currently being built in Germany.
The main contractor Ghella Abergeldie Joint Venture are building the Central Interceptor over six years… Read More
Digitally Preserving NZ’s Maritime History with the Leica RTC360
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When you are involved in laser scanning you see the world differently. We get excited about unusual and interesting structures and often think “That would be amazing to scan!”.
Few structures are more complex or intricate than maritime vessels, so when Lennon Bedford & Richard Harrison from our Christchurch team… Read More
Vitruvius utilise Leica Laser Scanning Technology for Northland’s Rail Upgrade
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Upgrading Northland’s Rail Network
The first section of track on the historic North Auckland Line (NAL) was opened in 1868 and the line was finally completed in full in 1925. NAL begins at Westfield in Auckland and runs for over 280km before terminating at Otiria in Northland.
With many NAL… Read More
Mexteds Deliver Surface Perfection at Basin Reserve
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The iconic Wellington Basin Reserve is well known as the home of New Zealand Cricket and admired for its rich history and superior playing conditions. Dating back to 1840 this historic venue has hosted many world-class events including the recent Black Caps test match victory against India.
Keeping the ground… Read More
Woods Survey Team | Overcoming Construction Project Challenges
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Woods have been busy flexing their construction surveying muscles on the new Quest apartments in Takapuna on Auckland’s North Shore.
Bufton Construction are the main contractor tasked with building this new 5-story multi-use structure, comprised of 26 basement car parks, commercial tenancies on the ground floor, 51 hotel rooms and… Read More
Context Architects Secure First Leica BLK2GO in NZ!
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Congratulations to Context Architects on securing the first Leica BLK2GO hand-held mobile laser scanner in New Zealand.
Context Architects are not your ordinary architecture firm, their 70-strong team of architects, urban, interiors/retail designers and remediation specialists are passionate about the power of good design to lift people’s lives. The Leica… Read More
Embracing The No Strings Approach | Hanham & Philp Contractors
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Hanham & Philp Contractors are proud of their rich history. Originally founded in 1979 they’ve built up an impressive body of work specialising in commercial buildings, community facilities and heritage renovations. With a staff of around 70, they are well-known in the Canterbury area as leaders in their field.
Having… Read More
Nedo Tripod – Taking Laser Scanning To New Heights & Depths
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We’ve expanded our Laser Scanning Hire Fleet with the addition of the Nedo Industrial Shaft Tripod. The Nedo Tripod is designed for raising or lowering a laser scanner to otherwise inaccessible locations and is compatible with the Leica RTC360, Leica BLK360 and Leica P Series scanners.
The Nedo Tripod enables… Read More
Aerialsmiths | Pushing the Boundaries with the Latest Technology
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Aerialsmiths are a fast growing company based in Auckland that specialise in both land and aerial surveys for earthworks and roading projects. They have a DJI Matrice600 Pro with KLAU PPK drone for aerial surveys and a Leica iCON iCR80 Total Station, Leica GPS60 Rover and Leica DS2000 Ground Penetrating… Read More
Siteworx Civil | Boosting Productivity with Leica iCON Machine Control
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With a rich 50 year history, family owned and operated Siteworx Civil have a stand out reputation as one of the leading civil construction companies in the East Cape. If you’ve spent any time in the Gisborne area you’ve probably already seen Siteworx Civil in action, their distinctive blue Volvo… Read More
