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From inspiring architecture and interiors, to project delivery, Hierarchy Group's award-winning team reimagines spaces with bold, extraordinary vision.

Transforming the everyday into something beyond just ordinary. Architecture | Interiors | Project Delivery

16/06/2026

Hierarchy Group have been working closely with the team at Christchurch International Airport for the past two years on the Domestic Terminal Upgrade project. The work spans multiple connected spaces, including the redesign of the Level 1 food court seating areas, a new activation space for pop-up retail and events, departures lounge seating, new parents’ rooms and bathroom upgrades, and the recently opened new playground.

The Antarctic themed playground, named Little Explorers Base Camp, is an amazing addition to the terminal. Anyone who's travelled with small kids knows the in between moments are the hardest, the wait after check-in, the stretch before boarding, the energy with nowhere to go. The new space gives kids room to play and explore, and gives parents a place to sit down, catch their breath, and enjoy the start of the trip together.

Hierarchy Group’s role included initial space planning, designing bespoke furniture solutions and seating options for increased visibility across the space and coordination with the playground designer to ensure connectivity with the adjacent parents’ room and food court, while still ensuring a safe space for kids to be let free in.

Photography by Clinton Lloyd.
Artwork by Kyla K.
Playground Design by Creo.

08/06/2026

Hierarchy Group is pleased to welcome Peter Rozecki-Lewis as Studio Principal of our Auckland studio.

A registered architect, Peter has spent almost twenty one years working across the UK and Aotearoa, on everything from civic and commercial buildings to schools and housing. He's as comfortable in an early client conversation as he is on site sorting out a tricky detail, and sustainability is core to how he designs, not an afterthought. He also brings real depth in public sector work, with projects delivered for the Department of Corrections, the New Zealand Defence Force and several other government agencies.

"Peter brings the leadership and experience we wanted for our Auckland studio. He understands the market, and we're confident in the direction he'll take the team," says Director Ashton Wright.

Welcome aboard Peter.

30/04/2026

Tasman Holiday Parks Miranda — gateway to the Coromandel Peninsula — has been enhanced with 12 brand new guest cabins. Known for its natural hot mineral pools, coastal walks, cycling trails and nearby beaches, the park is a year-round favourite for families and travellers.

Our scope included twelve new cabins, upgrades to the existing ablution facilities, a new pool, and full site observation. Construction was staged carefully to keep the park open throughout.

The completed facilities lift the guest experience and reinforce Tasman Holiday Parks Miranda's standing as a premier destination on the Coromandel.

24/04/2026

The Arbor Green development consists of 10 architecturally designed townhouses, carefully arranged to respond to the site’s context and maximise livability for residents.

SIP construction throughout means better thermal performance, less waste on site, and a tighter build overall. Layouts are oriented for sunlight and natural ventilation, and each home has private outdoor space that's actually usable, not just a token gesture.

The design is contemporary without being loud — durable materials, a coherent streetscape. Sustainability is built in from the ground up, with the development targeting Homestar 6 across energy, water, indoor air quality and materials.

Shared paths and landscaping will give the development a sense of community without sacrificing privacy for individual homes.

Comfortable, efficient, and designed to last.

21/04/2026

The Flockhill Spa sits quietly within the vast Craigieburn Valley, part of a 36,000 acre working sheep station in Te Waipounamu. Designed as a place of retreat and restoration, it offers guests a deeply sensory connection to the alpine landscape through intimate, meditative spaces.

A low lying sculptural form is defined by a bold butterfly roof—lifting the building toward sky and mountain views while anchoring it gently into the land. Inside, spaces transition from enclosed to expansive, guiding a calm journey of arrival, pause, and immersion.

A restrained material palette of Western Red Cedar and standing-seam roofing ensures durability in the harsh alpine environment while allowing the building to weather naturally over time. Full-height glazing and framed view shafts draw the surrounding valley and peaks into every moment—grounding the experience firmly in place.

A calm, tactile piece of architecture shaped by landscape, light and stillness.

Photography by Sarah Rowlands.

15/04/2026

We are excited to share a sneak peek of the completed ground floor lobby at Heartland House.

A refined, contemporary arrival space that sets the tone for the building’s wider transformation—one step closer as the project continues to take shape.

14/04/2026

Concept renders for Hatch Early Learning Centre.

25/02/2026

Red Brick Row | Early concept for a townhouse development.

More soon.

19/02/2026

Box House is a single storey family home in Cashmere Estate at the base of the Port Hills in Christchurch. Gently sloping toward an adjoining reserve, the site enjoys expansive outlooks to the Southern Alps and immediate engagement with wetlands and open space to the south. The design responds closely to these conditions and to the clients’ brief for a robust, enduring home that supports everyday family life while remaining deeply connected to its landscape.

Positioned alongside the reserve, the house establishes a strong visual and physical relationship with its environment while creating sheltered, private spaces along the bedroom wing — now a distinctive outdoor play area for the family. A deliberate view shaft from the entry draws the landscape through the heart of the home, providing clear orientation on arrival while more utilitarian spaces remain discreetly tucked away.

The building sits low within the landform to minimise visual impact, with monopitched roof planes reinforcing a strong horizontal expression. A restrained palette of timber and light brick creates a solid, enduring presence, with material continuity from exterior to interior grounding the arrival sequence.

A clear transition from public to private spaces shapes the plan. Light-filled living areas open to the outdoors, while skylights animate circulation spaces with shifting light throughout the day.

Photography by Sarah Rowlands.

18/02/2026

The Colin Stanley People’s Choice Trophy arrived earlier this month, freshly engraved, for Sugarloaf at Flockhill.

As a People’s Choice award voted for by peers and the wider design community, it’s especially meaningful.

Thank you Architectural Designers New Zealand!

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93 Manchester Street
Christchurch
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Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm

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http://www.hierarchy.co.nz/

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