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Les Mills Christchurch

About the Project

Leighs Construction originally built a vibrant four-storey, 3875m² purpose-built gym facility for Les Mills on its previously demolished old gym site at 201-203 Cashel Street, Christchurch.

The February 2011 earthquake rendered moderate damage to the building and we were engaged to carry out repairs and a seismic upgrade of the building. Works included a 200m re-level through low mobility grout injection, full overhaul and re-commissioning of all mechanical, electrical, security, data, audiovisual and fire systems and, architectural exterior repairs. All underground services were checked, with Leighs Construction managing all local council consent processes for the client.

Les Mills
Client
March 2012
Completed
Christchurch
Location
Les Mills Christchurch

The repairs have ensured that Les Mills has consolidated its original vision, which was to create a new level of the recreation facility, surpassing anything else in the Southern Hemisphere.

Les Mills Christchurch

“The Leighs team worked extremely well with our consultant team and fully understood all of the challenges we as a client were facing in what were, and are, very challenging times. Every member of the Leighs team was professional, resourceful, well organised and committed to making the project a success. As a business, they are well resourced and have a strong understanding of what’s happening in a very dynamic, constantly changing environment. Their sub-contractor network is extensive and their commitment to the local operators and the Christchurch community, in general, is admirable.”

Blair Wolfgram, National Property and Facility Manager, Les Mills New Zealand

Les Mills Christchurch

Les Mills Christchurch

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