PROJECT MANAGEMENT KEY INFORMATION
| Project Name: North Harbour Hospital Tenancies – Axis Client: Axis Sports Medicine Location: North Shore, Auckland Project Timeline: 10 months, Completion Mid 2018 Approx value: $2m Sector: Healthcare, Fitout Scope: The clinic has an area of 420 square meters and is made up of eight consultation rooms, an extensive rehabilitation gymnasium, reception and waiting area, procedures room and staff areas |
Description of Project:
The design and construction of a new sports medicine diagnostic, treatment and rehabilitation clinic on Auckland’s North Shore.
Role Undertaken:
Pragmatix was engaged by Axis to project manage the fitout, including landlord, base build contractor / consultant team liaison, and led a highly skilled consultancy team to provide full design and construction monitoring to the client representative and reporting directly to the partners.
Value added to project:
We helped the client understand the design process with specific advice on the delivery of body protect electrical circuits, no threshold accessibility, and design led privacy features to ensure patient confidentiality. In addition, extensive understanding of acoustic and vibration transmission prevention measures to ensure the upper floor level gymnasium did not impact on the Intra radiotherapy suite. We were able to implement their highly technical requirements into the fitout and building while coordinating and dealing with other tenants.
Personnel:
Angus Young – Senior Project Manager
Achievements:
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- Finalist in the Spatial – Healthcare Category, Best Design Awards 2018, Designers Institute of New Zealand
- Bronze Award Winner – Commercial Fit Out Category, New Zealand Commercial Project Awards 2019
“It makes me a better doctor. Thanks to the support and guidance provided by Pragmatix we have been able to create a wonderful workplace for the Axis group, one which reflects our Sport and Exercise Medicine profession and where patients feel welcome, relaxed and confident in our ability to treat and support their recovery. We are very lucky.”
DR MARK FULCHER | AXIS SPORTS MEDICINE SPECIALISTS
