| 107 T T to page 108 Maycroft Construction: Manukura Campus Palmerston North T T Richard Loader Campus development on schedule The Manukura campus encompasses several large, connected buildings including a large entrance and dining space. Manager Dean Berendt 06 350 1006 enquiries@maxtarr.co.nz | www.maxtarr.co.nz COMMERCIAL · Commercial electrical · Residential electrical · Fire and security alarms Awarded Master Painter of the Year 2016 Awarded Residential Master Painter of the Year 2021 06 358 1401 admin@teamdh.co.nz www.teamdh.co.nz team Master Painter Decorators Asbestos Removers Based in the Manawatū COMMUNITY First stablished in 2004, Palmerston North based Manukura fosters academic and sporting excellence for rangatahi in Māori students from Year 9 through to Year 13. With a capped roll of 200 students, and being housed in rented premises, a need was highlighted for a more permanent and purpose-built campus. A greenfield site for a new campus was located on land owned by Massey University, adjacent to the University’s own campus, and leased by the Ministry of Education. In 2021, Maycroft Construction was engaged by the Ministry of Education to undertake the design and build of the new campus. Maycroft’s project scope included the detailed design work along with all the applicable consenting, civil works, construction of the buildings and fit out, landscaping, and playing fields. Maycroft partnered with Design Group Stapleton Elliot as lead designers. The development project is now on schedule for completion towards the end of March 2024. “Building the campus from a greenfield site is one of the exciting things,” says Maycroft Project Director Tom Ellis. “It is not often that we get involved in large earth works in order to prepare the building platform, which is what we have done for Manakura.” The campus encompasses several large, connected buildings including a large entrance and dining space, where students are served both breakfast and lunch as part of their enrolment at Manukura.
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