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Collaborate | Design | Deliver Collaborate | Design | Deliver Truly understanding customers. Truly Exceptional results. 1 Gaze Capabilities | 2 gaze.co.nz 3 NZ Merino Christchurch - 2019 02 Contents 04 Our Global Network 06 Our Journey 08 Who we are 10 Architectural and Interior Design 12 Construction, Project and Cost Management 14 Procurement 16 Seismic Strengthening 18 Our Clients 20 Senior Management Team 26 Case Studies 64 Contact Us CONTENTS Rata Foundation Christchurch - 2019 2 3 Gaze Capabilities | 4 gaze.co.nz 5 OUR GLOBAL NETWORK EXTENSIVE CAPABILITIES + Trusted in New Zealand for over 37 years. + Leading experts in our field. + Emphasis on longevity, corporate social responsibility. + We are a team that truly understand customers. 37 years + End to end design and build process. young years current industry 100+ experience Auckland A Nationwide Business with offices in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch. Projects also delivered regionally in Tauranga, Hamilton, Dunedin, Nelson, Ohinewai, Wanaka, Timaru, Greymouth, Kaikoura, 40+ team Wellington Whangarei, Invercargill and more. delivering exceptional projects Christchurch 1,000+ companies who are our fans Vietnam Australia United Kingdom Croatia Slovenia Montenegro Malta Nuie 800,000+ Square metres of space designed Samoa American Samoa Papua New Guinea New Zealand and delivered 4 5 Gaze Capabilities | 6 gaze.co.nz 7 OUR JOURNEY 1992-98 David and the Gaze team were sub-contracted by a large Korean Developer to construct and fit-out high-end apartments in 40+ Ho Chi Minh city. staff members 2011 The inaugural year for Gaze Property Partnerships (GPP), with investments ranging from 8-storey office towers, to apartments and major industrial developments. 1986 1994 2002 Upping the stakes Global expansion Gaze's work further The mid-80s was transformational Gaze's global expansion further expanded into Europe for the company. We had the continued, into Vietnam, where the where we were involved 2014 privilege of working with high-end in post-war commercial American-imposed embargo had Gaze Commercial's head office organizations. projects in the Balkans. 1982 been lifted. moves to High Street. 1988 1992-98 Ho Chi Minh city Helping Niue 1984 Gaze opened its first Becoming Gaze Commercial The A severe cyclone in Niue saw the international branch in Ho company grew exponentially, company develop and deliver a pre- Chi Minh City. refurbishing and relocating to a fabricated motel to the tiny South penthouse floor in Newmarket and Pacific nation during this expansion. 37 years in business 1998-01 We concentrated on 1983 Auckland and Wellington 2017 Became Gaze Interiors 1987 markets, delivering many exciting architectural interior Landed the first of many substantial New Zealand Gaze Commercial listed on the New Zealand Stock design projects. contracts. Exchange 2010 David immediately privatized, sold down all property, paid back all shareholders, renegotiated The Gaze Foundation for Educational Equity 2018 all leases and in July moved the head office into a was established and working in partnership Plans started to develop 1982 property on the outskirts of the CBD. The Global with the Centre for Brain Research. a new township between The New Zealand commercial fit-out market was not stock markets went into freefall. Auckland and Hamilton, in good form. Sleepyhead Estate. We have phenomenal teams. Our culture comes first and the opportunities follow. We have fabulous people who dedicate their lives and passion for the enjoyment and needs of our clients. We simply can’t do it without the team.” 6 7 WHO WE ARE | 8 Summerset Wellington - May 2017 BRAND Creative, imagery and form that reflects who you are, your people and what you do. STAKEHOLDERS How frequently do you interact with them, how broad are they and how do you want them to perceive you? PEOPLE The dynamics of the way you spend your day, how and who you interact with both internally & externally. What technology do you use and how frequently? CUSTOMERS How you interact with your clients, partners and landlords and how do you want them to perceive you? A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH We work in partnership with you, each step in the process Powell Fenwick Christchurch - 2016 8 9 OUR SERVICES | 10 Architectural and Interior Design Turning your vision into a reality There’s no doubt that working in partnership with our clients is one of the most important aspects of our design process. This all begins with taking the right steps to interpret what it is that you need and want. We have this real knack of being able to truly understand your vision and how it can be turned into a reality. “ Gaze took the time to really understand our business strategy and how we wanted the new offices to function. Rachael Cridge – Tavendale and Partners 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. Design Brief Concept & Consultant Develop Design Consent Construction Site As Built & & Client Creative Design Liaison Drawings & Drawings Management & Operational 10 Collaboration Documentation 11 Quality Control Manuals OUR SERVICES | 12 Construction, Project and Cost Managment Your project on time and to budget A design is nothing without the right course of action and delivering your project on time and to budget is how we measure our success. Our team are experts at following a detailed series of procedures and this is to ensure each step of the process is met to the highest of standards. We take care of budget estimations, quantity and site surveying, tender and contract evaluations and the appointment of required sub-trades. Our in-house team of project managers, site supervisors and builders will keep you informed every step of the way. “ Great job done by the PM. Good communications all round and worked closely with our management team. Andrew Sutton - Glidepath Limited 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. Budget Estimation Site Surveying Programming Tendering Contract Contract Practical Post- & Quantity & Contract Appointment Administration & Completion completion Surveying Evaluation Budget Reporting & Remedial Reporting 12 13 Management OUR SERVICES | 14 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. Specifications Sourcing Product Material Customer Tender Review Delivery & Review Review Installation Procurement The right balance We know numbers, and that is what makes us a dab hand at procurement. But it isn’t just focusing on budgets and prices – it is also about getting you the right products and materials too. From detailed specifications, to sourcing what is required for construction, we carefully balance the cost, quality, the look, its feel and its fit for purpose. “ They are a first-class team, professional, knowledgeable, extremely helpful. Chrissie Dodds – Southern Eye Specialists 14 15 OUR SERVICES | 16 Seismic Strengthening Protecting your property’s value While we certainly believe buildings must look good there is no denying that the strength of the design is equally as important. Which is where our ability to assist comes in. It’s our job to protect your property’s value, and we do this through a multidisciplinary approach. Our services include property inspection and damage review, detailed scoping and dedicated consultancy review and engagement. “ Ample communication, quick decisions, easily accessible. We were kept in the loop at all times. Don MacKenzie – Grant Thornton 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. Property Survey & Detailed Scoping Consultant Qualify Damage Quantity Surveying Financial Insurance Design & Tender & Repairs & Damage Review Review & & Repair & Prelimenary Modelling & Liaison Documentation Tender Analysis Construction 16 Engagement Methodology Pricing Feasibility 17 OUR SERVICES | 18 Our Clients 18 19 Meet Our Senior Management Team DRIVING YOUR STRATEGY 20 21 David Gaze Founder / Executive Director Michael Harris South Island Executive Director David is the founder and executive projects overseas in Vietnam, PNG, Nuie, team so that they can further create Michael helps businesses in the South since 2013 and maintains a significant including retirement care, accommodation, director of Gaze Commercial. Over the Samoa, Malta and Croatia. Together with innovative concepts and opportunities Island find new premises, develop network of professional contacts to help government, not-for-profit, asset finance, past thirty-seven years, he has built his wife Anne, David is heavily involved in for Gaze’s clients. He has set up his team property strategies, and refurbish make things happen. A highly experienced agriculture, and aquaculture. In his current up Gaze as a trusted architectural, many projects endorsing corporate social with state-of-the-art design and project commercial office spaces and industrial problem solver, negotiator, and role of Project Director he acts as the main interior design and project management responsibility, such as clearing land mines management software that enhances our buildings. His background in finance communicator. Previous to joining Gaze liaison between clients, designers, and company, that operates throughout in residential areas of Sarajevo, after the customers’ experience in collaborating and commercial property means clients Michael has worked in senior executive project managers to ensure the Gaze team New Zealand. Over this time, David 2002 Bosnia war. Now he is ensconced with Gaze. He continues to work with get practical advice and cost-effective roles in the banking sector with exposure delivers precisely what each client wants, has experienced a lot. From listing his in ensuring that clients throughout clients to resolve their property
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