Wānaka Health Precinct

Reset Wanaka Health Precinct health hub community vision

The Reset team is excited to see that Resource Consent has officially been granted for the new world-class Wānaka Health Precinct joint venture between Roa and Kā Rūnaka (represented by Puketeraki Ltd and Ōtākou Ltd). A huge milestone for this transformative healthcare project in the South Island.

Reset provided specialist urban design and landscape architectural services for the resource consent application. The consent is for a five-level surgical hospital and helipad, supported by four purpose-designed buildings for allied medical services, on-site car parking and an extensive public realm. Set on a 1.3ha site in Three Parks, this isn’t just a healthcare development, it’s a place designed for people. A place to gather, to heal, to breathe.

Our landscape and urban design vision focuses on:

  • Biophilic planting to support wellbeing, biodiversity and kai
  • Reflective water features and sustainable water systems
  • Calm, meandering paths with bridges and green pockets for rest
  • Spaces for events, art, connection and cultural expression
  • Deep collaboration with Aukaha Mana Ahurea team to embed stories of place

It’s been such a rewarding experience working alongside the awesome teams at Roa, Warren and Mahoney, and Aukaha to help shape this much-needed health hub for the Upper Clutha community.

It’s been a joy to help bring this vision to life, and we’re just getting started. Read more about the development here

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At Reset Urban Design, we offer a broad scope of services within the specialist areas of Urban Design and Landscape Architecture. We also actively engage in research and have contributed two published books on the history of design in New Zealand.

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