One of the most unique aspects of the Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery redevelopment project was the overarching concept of kānapanapa, the phenomenon of light from the river environment. The exterior façade design reflects this with its etched black granite cladding and metal tioata inserts designed to glint in the light like ripples in the water. Manufactured by Tilley Group, these inserts are made from folded & welded 3.0mm Stainless Steel 316. Each piece required extra care and attention to detail in their manufacture to ensure the Stainless Steel’s 2B, electropolished finish remained free of any defects that would lessen their important shimmering effect.  Architect: Warren and Mahoney, Installer: Trethewey Stone

For the stylish, upmarket new apartment development in Wellington, Tilley Group manufactured a series of exterior panels from 3.0mm Aluminium. Precisely sheared and folded in our Wellington factory to ensure a tight, even fit for the buildings bold external design element, the panels were finished in a warm white powder coat.  Architect: Athfield Architects, Installer: LT McGuinness

Island Bay's St. Hilda's Anglican Church restoration provided an exciting chance to create something truly majestic for the area.  A full-height pattern was designed for the building, and Tilley Group helped bring this stunning project to life.  A number of 4-5.0mm Aluminium panels were manufactured featuring all the required custom laser-cut design elements which were then anodised before being assembled in a precise order to build the entire building façade.

A new social housing apartment project in Funnell Place, Manurewa features our striking Conex Weave pattern on a series of Aluminium panels with a bold powder coated finish. Conex Weave is part of our Ready to Use range - a selection of prepared designs that make finding the right look for your project quick and simple. We can then punch panels specifically to the dimensions required, ensuring a clean, consistant and precise end result while reducing lead times.

To add a touch of elegant complexity to a new Social Housing project in Auckland, powder coated Aluminium balustrades featuring our Marrakech perforated pattern were specified. Marrakech is one of our unique Ready to Use patterns, a selection of prepared designs that make finding the right look for your project quick and simple. We can then punch and fold panels specifically to the dimensions required, ensuring a clean, consistent and precise end result while reducing lead times.

For an art installation at the Cooks Landing Site National Reserve in Gisborne, an intricate pattern of 16.0mm diameter holes were punched into 3.0mm Corten Steel panels to create its complex Tukutuku design.

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Our ready to use Volante pattern creates a bold style for this inner city Wellington townhouse complex. With its 45% open area, this modern design allows light and background details to come through, while still maintaining privacy. Manufactured from 3.0mm Aluminimum, and then folded with a powder coated finish.

For house remodelling project in Nelson, custom perforated exterior panels featuring Tilley’s 218 pattern were specified as it perfectly suited the clients requirements for both light and privacy. Precision folded panels create striking shadow planes inside and a stunning facade for the exterior. Made from 3.0mm Aluminium, these panels were also Powder Coated to give the panels their final elegant look.

Photos by Jason Mann Photography

Our striking Marrakech perforated pattern was specified for a number of balustrades in a new housing development in Mount Wellington, Auckland. Made from 3.0mm Aluminum with a powder coated finish, these attractive panels provide both safety and privacy, while still allowing plenty of light through the perforations.

A new upgrade to Newtown’s Carrara Park features Christie’s universal access wheelchair friendly A Series Double Bench, our Plaza Picnic Setting and Scooter Park as well as a set of Cyclehoop Sheffield Stands.