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The Rise of Green Roofs: Building for Tomorrow, Today

The trend towards eco-friendly building practices isn't just a fad; it's become an essential responsibility in the construction industry. Governments worldwide are enforcing regulations mandating the integration of solar panels or green roofs in commercial buildings. The rationale behind this push is grounded in tangible benefits not only for building owners but also for society... Read more
Unison Expansion Joints

Business is Expanding

Neuchâtel Waterproofing Ltd, best known for it’s innovative construction waterproofing solutions including Neuchâtel Mastic Asphalt, and Neuchâtel Permatec, recently announced an agreement with Australian company Unison Joints Pty Ltd, to supply it’s range of top-of-the-line seismic joints in New Zealand. Unison Joints differ from conventional expansion joints in that they are delivered fully assembled, and... Read more

Beneath Aotea Square: Neuchâtel’s Waterproofing Triumph

Neuchâtel has worked on some pretty large jobs around New Zealand, but arguably none more complex than Aotea Square. This cherished public space in the heart of Auckland City is rated for 20,000 people, and is host to concerts, art exhibitions and even sports events, and sees millions of visitors every year. But few of... Read more