PGC delivered two residential developments at Cottrell Crescent, comprising a total of 21 homes constructed concurrently over a 12-month programme.

The developments included a mix of two-storey standalone homes and duplexes, offering three and four-bedroom configurations with one or two bathrooms. Each home was designed to provide modern, functional living spaces to accommodate a range of household needs.

The delivery of both developments simultaneously required careful planning, effective project management and strong coordination between PGC, its subcontracting teams and project stakeholders. This collaborative approach ensured both projects were completed within the agreed programme.

A key focus of the developments was supporting Māori-led businesses, with plumbing, electrical and landscaping works undertaken by Māori-directed companies. This approach provided opportunities for local businesses and reinforced the importance of meaningful partnerships and community involvement throughout construction.

The projects also incorporated important cultural practices, including Karakia Tīmatanga and Karakia Whakamutunga, attended by PGC’s Director and Project Manager. These ceremonies acknowledged the significance of the developments, the people involved and the relationships established throughout the projects.

The completed Cottrell Crescent developments demonstrate PGC’s capability to deliver multiple residential projects concurrently, while maintaining a strong commitment to quality workmanship, cultural values and collaborative partnerships.