Christchurch Yearbook 2019 by GHD

Christchurch Yearbook 2019

Aimee Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor

Ben Eggers

Dylan Marriott

Gabrielle Viney

Consultant - Advisory Ernst & Young

Corporate Restructuring Analyst Ernst & Young

Consents Planner Environment Canterbury

Fulton Hogan

Why this photo inspires me

This inspires me as it reminds me that gems like this can be in the midst of chaos, and everything will be ok.

The steps are seamlessly integrated into the river. It invites you to relax and just watch the water.

To me, this shows the beauty within our own backyard and why we need to safeguard our environment for the future.

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been working on the Port Hills so find working in such a natural environment and looking at the coast line everyday pretty inspring!

Boyd Barber

Brad Paterson

Grace Ryan

Holly Griffin

Urban Designer Christchurch City Council

Resource Management Officer Environment Canterbury

Transport Engineer GHD

Systems Innovator Sport Canterbury

Why this photo inspires me

Maori trading routes, British idealism, brutalism, transitional uses post-quake and the potential of its future.

At sunrise, biking through Hagley Park represents a new day with new opportunities.

On my daily ride through Hagley Park I see every type of person enjoying this huge green space in our beautiful city.

Seeing changes in our city that make cycling possible, makes me feel connected to the environment and my fellow commuters when travelling by bike.

Jasbir Dhaliwal

Jemma Clarke

Jomar Mallare

Jonathan Maru Fulton Hogan

Junior Consultant Intergen

Bidding and Prospects Manager Christchurch NZ

Associate Consultant Intergen

Why this photo inspires me

This tree stands out in its surroundings inspires me to be me, even if it means standing out and being different from others around me.

The Kate Shephered National Memorial represents the strength not just of women but of what you can achieve with unwavering spirit and persisitence and how you can make change.

I lived in a very crowded and busy city in the Philippines and these photos reminds me of the many things that inspired me to make the move to New Zealand.

Jonathan is a Civil Engineer for Fulton Hogan.

Jessie Ross

John Courian

Josh Neville

Laura Burke

Convention Bureau Executive Christchurch NZ

Marketing Advisor Christchurch City Council

Planner - Urban Christchurch City Council

Estimator Downer

Why this photo inspires me

I am inspired by our future city; shared public spaces suitable for future transport, our cultural heritage alongside permanent and temporary infrastructure.

Someone has created something interesting out of such an ordinary piece of infrastructure. It puts a smile on my face each time I pass it.

We live in one of the most beautiful environments and I think it is our duty to protect, enhance and find sustainable ways to leverage this for our wellbeing and success.

The emergency services, volunteers and community working together inspire me. They show resilience and integrity in a time of need (Nelson Fires, Feb 2019).

Liam Bartholomeusz

Lidia van Kruiningen

Samantha Webb

Sarah Gibson

Bid Manager Downer

GIS Technical Support Environment Canterbury

Scientist Environment Canterbury

Communications Assistant Christchurch City Council

Why this photo inspires me

Hagley Park is special to me. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the old home of my club, Riccarton, and its in the city I love. The new Hagley Oval makes this spot exciting and its always full of pepople enjoying life.

I often take inspiration from the natural environment that surrounds me - taking walks up the port hills and travelling really motivates me to do and see as much as I can in my lifetime.

My orchid inspires me by showing me I can achieve something beautiful with a little perseverance and positivity.

This bridge/walkway is a shared space, I find the cooperation between the different people and modes of transport inspiring.

Mac Bolderston

Mutsa Mthamo

Shane Sword

Stuart Le Page

Data Analyst Christchurch City Council

Civil Engineering Technician GHD

Consultant Ernst & Young

Business Process Improvement Lead Vodafone

Why this photo inspires me

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pretty easy to be inspired in a city which has the ocean and mountains within a couple hours drive of each other.

Sometimes you need help or ideas and I catch myself looking at this wall in our office for inspiration. The words that stand out are SUCCESS, POWER CONFIDENCE AND HELP.

This is the view from our kitchen at work. The almost aerial view gives me time to look over the city and feel inspired to think openly about how I can apply data to create a better city.

From the top of the mountain I gain an appreciation for all the engineering challenges that have been overcome to make that ski field, this inspires me to overcome challenges I face at work.

Tegan Wadworth

Trent Summers

Consents Planner Environment Canterbury

Graduate Structural Engineer GHD

Why this photo inspires me

This is Cass Bay, swimming here helps me to reset and re-energise as it is very peaceful and has beautiful scenery.

This shows what can be achieved by combining modern, resilient construction technologies with renewable materials into architecture which creates an experience from infrastructure rather than just a practical ‘roof overhead’ approach.

Other helpful contacts Mentors: Richard Anness - Intergen Andrew McMenamin - GHD Marcus Murdoch - Ernst & Young Rachel Walton - Environment Canterbury Kate Russell - Christchurch City Council Adrian Dawson - Christchurch City Council

Challenge Authors: Challenge A - A Vibrant City Chloe Smith - Fulton Hogan Jason MacGregor - Ernst & Young Jacob Varghese - Ministry of Awesome Vanessa O’Brien - Orbica Carol Bellette - Christchurch City Council Challenge B - Recycling is a myth! Ken Renz - Environment Canterbury Louisa Taylor - Orbica Sioban Hartwell - GHD Allen Ingles - GHD Art Martinson - Christchurch Airport Brendan Antiss - Christchurch City Council Steph Wilson - Christchurch City Council Challenge C - Healthy People, Healthy Place Darren Fidler - Environment Canterbury Bruce Morton - Sport Canterbury Simon de Verteuil - GHD Josie Schroder - Christchurch City Council Philip Crossland - Fulton Hogan Andrew Watt - GHD Challenge D - Otautahi Mahinga Kai James Pearson - Media Suite Donna Bridgman - GHD Carolyn Ingles - Christchurch City Council Andrew Arps - Environment Canterbury

Smart Seeds Program Contacts: Alana Gray - Smart Seeds Coordinator Les Dowdle - City Lead Maurice Hoban - Executive Sponsor & Facilitator Sarah Mason - Marketing Manager

Challenge E - Connecting Communities Michael O’Dea - Canterbury District Healthboard Rob Lawrence - Chamber of Commerce Sean Wheeler - Ministry of Education Andrea Goodman - Christchurch Methodist Mission Warren Poh - GHD with partners.

with partners.