This article from nzherald is a reminder of the need for meticulous systems, checks and balances. With demand for housing stock increasing and more pressure on time across the industry,...
BTW are proud to support Hands-On Otago, a Taranaki Student Scholarship that will give secondary school students from around the maunga, an opportunity to experience first hand what studying at...
Our Taranaki and Waikato Engineering Teams are celebrating UNESCO World Engineering Day today. Through shaping a wide range of projects and the land they are built on we have a...
The Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA) is the main piece of legislation that sets out how we should manage our environment through the sustainable management of our resources, and encouraging...
As demand for our consultancy grows, so too does our Team. Meet James, one of our newest Taranaki recruits, choosing to join BTW as a Senior Engineering Geologist because he "sees the company...
As featured in: Waikato Business News – Property and Development segment. January Issue, 2021 With demand for housing stock and desire for well considered urban development, investing in property and...
Happy 4th Birthday to our Waikato Office. 20th of February 2017 was the date we opened the doors at our Hamilton offices at 517 Anglesea St. Since them the team...
Action shots! Late last year renovations on our New Plymouth office began. This phased refurb is now well underway and we hope to be complete by May. If you are...
Join Lauren Wallace (Partner, Govett Quilliam) and Cameron Twigley (Director, BTW Company Limited) as they discuss what happened in 2020 in the RMA space, and what’s to come in 2021.
A National Construction Pipeline Report released late last year, talked about the vital role the construction sector will play in Covid-19 recovery. Economic wobbles can spell trouble for construction, but...
