Whether it’s creating a new building on the site, adding to, altering or converting existing buildings, our designs reflect you vision for the centre. Our Architects work with you to understand your specific needs and design your centre to meet council and Ministry of Education requirements.
The design of an early learning centre directly impacts on the learning experience of the child. Every inch of space is important in optimising your centre for their specific needs.
We know the ins and outs of early learning specific design, including how to correctly interpret licensing regulations to ensure optimum licence size; something that’s not always a given.
Our Architects prepare draft plans showing how the building would be located on the site, the size of the play areas and the number of parking spaces available. At this stage we can identify the potential licence size of the centre.
Whether it’s a new centre, addition and alteration of an existing centre, or the conversion of existing buildings to an early learning centre, our Architects are all proven performers in the industry with multiple successful and, in some cases, award winning centres completed. As a complete consenting solution, our specialist consultants provide direct input into the design phase so that noise, traffic, engineering and planning considerations are all built in. This provides you with a centre design to meet council and Ministry of Education regulations, so your business can get up and running in the most efficient and timely manner.
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We helped successfully deliver Kids Cove Children's Centre by working closely with the architect through the design and consenting stages. The design of an early childhood education centre directly impacts on the learning experience of the children. We know the ins and outs of early learning centre specific design, including how to correctly interpret licensing regulations to ensure maximum capacity; something that's not always a given