The Auckland Support Office will relocate from Smales Farm in late 2025Supplied / One New Zealand
Tuesday 25 June 2024 - In late 2025, One New Zealand will be moving its Auckland Support Office to 30 Daldy Street in Wynyard Quarter. This
flagship sustainable building is currently under construction by Mansons and is designed to enhance connection, support
future ways of working, employee wellbeing, and sustainability.
Jodie King, Chief People Officer, One NZ, says: “We’re excited to be moving! After around seven years on the Shore,
we’re heading back over the bridge to Wynyard Quarter.
“As a business we are focused on creating connections, and unlocking the magic of technology to help our customers
thrive. Moving to a more central location, surrounded by many of our business partners and customers, will enable us to
enhance those connections.
“Over the coming year, we will be working with our teams to design a workplace that fosters collaboration, innovation,
and staff wellbeing. It will support hybrid working and incorporate private areas for focused work, with flexible spaces
that facilitate connection and development opportunities.”
30 Daldy Street will exemplify best practices in environmental and wellness standards, and contribute the company’s Sustainability Kaupapa and goals. It is designed to achieve a 6-star Greenstar rating with the New Zealand Green Building Council (NZGBC),
reflecting excellence in sustainability across design and construction.
The new office will encompass two towers connected by a large atrium housing inter-tower air-bridges, and One New
Zealand will occupy three floors in each tower, with wellbeing and social spaces that enable staff to connect.
King adds: “Employee wellbeing is incredibly important to us, and we’re committed to incorporating sustainability as we
create our new office space. Sustainable design features include electric vehicle and bike charging, close links to
public transport, renewable energy through solar panels, and rainwater harvesting. We appreciate the efforts by Mansons
to ensure 30 Daldy Street is a leading example of sustainable and healthy building practices in New Zealand, to create
an even better workplace for our people.”
The building is targeting a Platinum WELL rating by the International WELL Building Institute, ensuring it meets high
standards for occupant health and well-being. Energy performance will be monitored during One NZ’s tenancy using the
NZGBC’s NABERSNZ system, targeting a 5-star rating, and driving energy efficiency. Masons has committed to 120% Carbon
Offset of the construction impacts of the new build and for every square metre of office space created, one native tree
will be planted.
Bayleys Commercial has been working with One New Zealand to find a new office that supports new ways of working, fosters
connection and prioritises sustainability. The Bayleys team has been led collectively by Chris Farhi, Steve Rendall,
James Thorburn and Matt Lamb.
Chris Farhi of Bayleys says “It’s been a privilege to work alongside the One NZ team on what has been a robust and
strategically driven project. Mansons deliver world-class office solutions, and we’re very much looking forward to
seeing the finished product.”
One New Zealand will remain in its current Smales Farm location until the move in late 2025.