Projects

Servcorp, a multinational organisation established in 1978, engaged Catalyst to fit out their new office in Wellington, New Zealand. The prestigious Bell Gully building was chosen as the ideal location for Servcorp's office due to its safety features and stunning waterfront views

Catalyst designed the new headquarters of Constellation Brands, the largest exporter of New Zealand wines to North America, with a focus on using natural materials such as timber to create an industrial yet high-end feel that mirrors the wine industry.

Our designers led an interactive design process, tailoring the workspace to meet unique business needs. Their use of 3D modeling engaged staff in the transformation of their existing space, while in-house project management ensured effective communication and oversight throughout this large-scale project.

Quantum Security Services is an IT security consultancy located on Level 9 of the recently refurbished 10 Brandon Street in Wellington. This A-grade building boasts stunning harbour views.

Hobson Wealth's fit-out is sophisticated and versatile, in line with brand guidelines to create a "formal-masculine" space, while also offering a distinctively elegant look that is unique to their brand.

Our collaborative in-house team achieved a fit-for-purpose, cost-effective, turnkey design and build solution for Egis’ new Wellington office, successfully meeting all deliverables within budget and client move-in timeframe.

Gallagher Insurance’s West Auckland branch embarked on an exciting journey to establish a new office within a contemporary development. This initiative aimed to create a vibrant workspace that not only reflects the company's identity but also fosters collaboration and efficiency.

Catalyst was engaged by Waka Kotahi to refit their offices located in the Aon Tower in downtown Auckland. The priority was to create a seamless transition between the old tenancy and the new tenancy on the same floor, while also meeting the client's requirements for quieter spaces and collaboration areas. 

In 2016, the Kaikoura Earthquake forced Crombie Lockwood out of their office space, leaving them in a temporary workspace. However, they wanted to make this space their permanent workplace.

The concept behind this project is centered around the journey of a diverse group of Pacific Island peoples coming together and incorporating their unique values from the islands into the landscape of Aotearoa New Zealand.