Projects
With experience and expertise across the spectrum of creating, managing and maintaining outdoor spaces, Xyst has had a big impact on communities throughout New Zealand, Australia and Canada.
Feel free to browse through the case studies below to find out how we have helped council, local government and other people working in the public sector to find solutions for projects.
Hauraki District Council
A five-part omnibus reserve management plan covering all the reserves managed by the Hauraki District Council
Porirua City Council
Xyst assessed the existing reserves in Porirua East for their quality and functionality to identify gaps and opportunities to improve open space provision.
Nelson City Council
We assessed the condition and performance of all the club and council owned sports lighting in Nelson including policy options for future management and priorities for development.
Ashburton District Council
Comprehensive mapping of all areas maintained by the Ashburton District Council open space maintenance team including drone photography and GIS mapping, condition rating, setting service levels and valuation.
Nelson City Council
Researched glyphosate use at Nelson City and other Councils to help provide direction for future chemical use policy.
Mackenzie District Council
Xyst developed a brand guide and outdoor signage system for all parks and community facilities in the Mackenzie District including sign design and procurement of a on-going supply contract for sign layout and construction.
Venture Southland
Xyst undertook the research and prepared the application to the International Dark Sky Association for the creation of the Rakiura – Stewart Island Dark Sky Sanctuary.
Queenstown Lakes District Council
Xyst specified, procured and project managed the installation of new sports lighting for the Wanaka Recreation Centre
Whakatāne District Council
To support positive change in the group activities of open spaces operations, aquatics and recreation, procurement and administration, properties and facilities assets. Teams have many synergies, are all closely aligned and contribute directly to the enhancement of the health, wellbeing and social enjoyment of the Whakatane community and visitors.