Historical buildings are vanishing from our city skylines due to earthquake prone standards, housing shortages, modern designs or age and integrity of the buildings. BTW’s Scan-to-BIM service is a great...
Our civil engineer Danel Korb took the day off on Wednesday to fulfill the ‘Taranaki Dream’. Danel (who moved to Taranaki to work at BTW in August last year), started...
BTW are excited to welcome you back to Land & Survey House – our offices on the corner of Courtenay and Eliot Streets. For the past 5 months, our New...
Introducing two new faces. Meet Meg and Jonathan. Jonathan joins the BTW team as a Land Surveyor having moved to New Plymouth after 4 years in Warkworth, near Auckland. Originally...
BTW have been monitoring trap lines for the past ~18 months on the Mangaoraka Track, Taranaki Maunga led by our Environment Team. Yesterday Sarah Cook and Cam Twigley were lucky...
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...
