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A joint Waikato bid for money to rebuild the regional economy pitched 23 projects to Government. All create much-needed jobs, but one has the potential to fundamentally change the way Hamiltonians live their lives for generations to come

Hamilton City Council is implementing its contingency planning and reviewing how they deliver services in these unprecedented times.

In Showcase Waikato Issue 2, they celebrate a wide range of leading businesses and organisations, including our very own Louise Feathers.

Louise Feathers, will take you through the world of consents, including those you won’t expect.

Louise Feathers Planning is proud to a sponsor of the NZIA Festival of Architecture. It is a great opportunity to engage, inspire & communicate why architecture matters.  For more information and to register for events  – please click on the link below:

Louise Feathers, a Hamilton-based resource consent specialist, says the project is a progressive step in the relationship between the Council and the planning and development community, adding the improvements will be welcomed

Adriaan Durandt is participating in the Mongal Rally 2019 – we have sponsored him and in return he has plastered a few Louise Feathers Planning stickers all over his car.  Good luck Team Grandad.

It is fantastic to see projects we have been working on gain traction.
A great use of space and we think a welcome addition to Hamiltons CBD.

Louise enjoyed working on this project.   Revitalisation of Hamiltons CBD is a passion here at Louise Feathers Planning.

Building on its national expansion plans Hamilton-based fuel supplier Waitomo Group has opened its first fuel stop in Rotorua.

Louise Feathers Planning is proud to be aligned with this local business.

Louise Feathers Planning gaining consent for this process was integral as the building was listed as a Heritage building under the Hamilton City Council Heritage plan.

New home construction in Hamilton continues to surge, with new data showing a record number of residential building consents granted in 2018.

Ardent Construction and Multi Construction have been busy in Hamilton.

Louise Feathers Planning were proud to have assisted in gaining the consents needed in making this project a reality.

Louise Feathers Planning features in the latest edition of Biz – see page 23 for details.

A personal brand is all about how you are perceived in the Industry and to your peers and potential employers of the future.

Hamilton resource consent specialist Louise Feathers said she had noticed a dampening effect on development activity across the board, and particularly in changes of use and in the development of greenfield land.

Projects that breathe new life into the downtown area of New Zealand’s fourth-largest city are among the winners of 2018 Waikato / Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards.

Vehicle inspection company VINZ has made a significant investment in its Hamilton business, with a move into a large new building on Tasman Road.

Weeks before the new Ebbett Toyota store opened in Te Rapa, Hamilton, builders noted that visitors were already pulling into the massive site to see if the latest Toyota or Lexus was available.

The city council stated in its district plan that it was looking for “a more compact city and the efficient use of residential zoned land”, Highview planning consultant Louise Feathers wrote. Developments like the Harrowfield one could help achieve this.

The new St John’s Methodist Church in Hamilton East is a break away from the traditional shape of a church.

The winners of the 2016 Waikato and Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards were announced on Friday at an awards ceremony at the University of Waikato.