CMT Group NZ Ltd

We’re delighted to share that The Pā, an architectural masterpiece at The University of Waikato Hamilton campus, has been awarded top honours in the Education category at the prestigious 2024 New Zealand Architectural Awards. Congratulations to the talented teams behind all the incredible projects celebrated this year. Designed by Architectus, Jasmax, and Design Tribe, The Pā is a 7,500-square-meter triumph that seamlessly blends cultural authenticity with innovative design. Its visionary execution has earned widespread acclaim, setting a new benchmark for architectural excellence in education. We’re excited to have contributed to this award-winning project, supplying Hawkins with our Total Tactilez bespoke stair nosings and tactile solutions that balanced accessibility with aesthetic precision. These elements were tailored to harmonize with the design of The Pā, enhancing both its safety and architectural elegance. Our contributions included: ✅27 meters of SH60N marine-grade stainless-steel tactile studs ✅15 meters of IKB121 rebated stair nosing ✅92 meters of DKR403 aluminium stair nosing ✅3 meters of DKV405 aluminium stair nosing ✅2 meters of PKD429 aluminium stair nosing ✅200 meters of BAR040 raised aluminium bar inserts As we celebrate this milestone, we are also looking ahead to an exciting evolution for our brand. In the new year, we will reveal a fresh identity that reflects our commitment to delivering aesthetic accessibility solutions that redefine design and functionality. We are honoured to have played a role in shaping this inspiring space and extend our heartfelt congratulations to the entire project team. Photos courtesy of Mark Scowen

We’ve completed the installation of two beautifully crafted bench seats at the Takapūneke memorial grounds in Akaroa. These benches are more than just seating, they're a place of reflection and connection to the history and heritage of this significant site. Our team has been honoured to contribute to the ongoing work at Takapūneke, creating a space that invites the community and visitors alike to pause and remember the history of this place. Thank you to everyone involved in making this project possible. It’s a privilege to contribute to the preservation and recognition of the history at Takapūneke. #ConstructionWithPurpose #HonoringHeritage #CommunityProjects #Takapuneke #Akaroa Ross Baynes

We’re thrilled to announce the renewal of our Tōtika Prequalification Certificate for 2024. This renewal not only reaffirms our commitment to health and safety excellence but also showcases our continuous improvement in meeting the industry’s highest standards. With Tōtika prequalification, we remain ready to tender for critical civil and construction projects, underscoring our strong approach to safety and dedication to quality. HSQE Manager Michelle McPherson notes, “Our team truly rallied together to supply all the credentials for this prequalification, spanning right across the business. It’s absolutely a team effort.” A huge thank you to our dedicated team and partners who help keep safety at the heart of our work every day. Here’s to building safer, stronger projects together! #TōtikaCertified #HealthAndSafety #ConstructionExcellence #CivilProjects #Teamwork #BuildingForTheFuture

We’re starting to wrap up work at the Marshalling Yard, located in Waitohi, Picton. Part of our larger works in the area, the Marshalling Yard is the latest in a string of projects we’ve undertaken for KiwiRail. Overseen by Civil Operations Manager Kenley Faulkner, the project included the demolition of the old Mechanical Depot, key civil work, drainage work, cement stabilizing, electrical reticulation, fencing, resurfacing and more. Check out these before and after images (taken only 10 weeks apart). The Marshalling Yard isn’t the only project we’ve been working on for KiwiRail in Picton. Just around the corner, Site Manager Scott Guthrie and his team have been hard at work completing works around the new refueling building for the trains to pass through. This new building will connect to the same tracks as another project we recently completed, the new Mechanical Depot. This will allow trains to pass straight from maintenance to refueling without fuss. Want to see what else we’ve been working on? Check out some more projects here. #Civil #Project #Team #Picton

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A toast to the last quarter! We recently celebrated our final ‘Toast’ for the year. Every few months, staff from all over the country gather to share milestones and accomplishments. It’s a chance to reflect on the hard work, challenges overcome, and goals achieved. From project completions to rewarding staff for exemplary work, every success is celebrated. With new faces joining and familiar ones reuniting, each 'Toast' reminds us of the importance of teamwork in everything we do. Congratulations to our Values Award winners: Rochelle Faulkner, Nemani Waqa, Mike McFadyen and Jeremy Estrella. Here’s to another successful quarter. 🎉 #Celebration #Staff #Milestones #Projects #BBQ

In collaboration with Blind Low Vision NZ, we’re happy to recognise White Cane Day on October 15th. It’s a reminder of the critical role architects and developers play in creating accessible and inclusive spaces for all users, including the blind and low vision community. Specifying TGSI in your designs not only complies with regulations but ensures safety and independence for all when accessing your spaces. Find out more in our blog here https://lnkd.in/gvbkcuxr #WhiteCaneDay #AccessibilityMatters #InclusiveDesign #TGSI *Photos courtesy of Blind Low Vision NZ

We’re passionate about making spaces safer and more accessible for everyone. Our recent project at the Resido apartments, Sylvia Park, Auckland, is a great example of how tactile solutions can benefit the community. In collaboration with Flooring Junction, Lovich Floors Ltd, and Hills Commercial Floors, we installed over 1000 meters of stair nosings and tactile indicators to enhance accessibility and safety across stairways and walkways. Key installations: • Tredfx SBR103 Stair Nosings: Slip-resistant and tough, ideal for busy areas. • TacStud SH10N Stainless-Steel Tactile Studs: Helping visually impaired individuals while blending with modern designs. • TacStud Yellow Polyurethane Studs: Added to outdoor steps for extra visibility and safety. Tactile indicators are essential for helping low-vision residents navigate public spaces with confidence. They promote independence and inclusivity. By including tactile solutions, architects can ensure their designs meet safety standards and benefit the wider community. Interested in improving safety and accessibility on your next project? Let’s connect! Stay tuned for some exciting updates... #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #SafetyFirst #TactileSolutions #SylviaPark #Collaboration #TotalTactilez

We’re thrilled to announce that Polly Scott Scott has joined us as Business Development Manager, focusing on our rapidly growing Total Tactilez brand!     With many years of BDM experience including the last 5 ½ years in the construction industry. Polly brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to our team.     Based in our brand-new Wellington office, she’ll be working across the Lower North Island, delivering aesthetic and functional accessibility solutions to built spaces.    When she’s not working, you’ll find Polly hiking or biking in the hills, making the most of her free time!     At CMT Group, she’s already visited a few of our completed sites and is absorbing everything she can under the tutelage of territory manager Dale Faulkner.     We’re passionate about ensuring inclusive design, and Polly is excited to support architects, planners, contractors, and council project managers in specifying high-quality tactile solutions for their projects.     Whether it's tactiles for commercial spaces, public infrastructure, or large-scale developments, Polly is here to help make every environment safer and more accessible.    If you’re responsible for product specifications and want to explore how we can enhance your project’s accessibility, connect with Polly today!    #Accessibility #TactileSolutions #InclusiveDesign #ConstructionNZ #BusinessDevelopment #WellingtonBusiness   

We’re thrilled to share the latest progress on our demolition and reinstatement project with KiwiRail, where the old maintenance depot is making way for the new vehicle marshalling yard. Our dedicated construction team, including HSQE Advisor David Harcus, is committed to delivering excellence in every phase of this complex project. Key Milestones: 🔹 Deconstruction with precision: The roof iron was carefully removed by hand, insulation stripped, and all electrical components dismantled. The building frame was taken down piece by piece with the expert support of HML Engineering using cranes. 🔹 Sustainability in action: Structural steel, roofing iron, and cladding have been salvaged and responsibly recycled, with 10 full skips (30m3) of materials sent offsite to Trellos, our local recycling partner. Our team is committed to minimising waste, ensuring materials from the demolition are sorted for recycling or repurposing whenever possible. We contribute to sustainability by giving these materials a second life. A big thank you to our collaborators, Doug Carter, Gus Burns, Jonathan Stewart, Simon Cave, and Rebecca McGrouther from KiwiRail, and to our iwi partners. Their support ensures we’re honouring cultural, environmental, and social values throughout this project. This effort is a testament to the power of collaboration and environmental responsibility, proving that together we can create impactful results with sustainability at the heart.