Fraser Thomas reopended following the summer break by welcoming four new staff members. Split between the Christchurch and Highbrook offices, our new additions have added some bright smiles and new skills to our services. Raquel (Geotechnical team), Martin (Structural team),...
Auckland's Construkt Associates were awarded the 2020 ADNZ Resene Architectural Design Awards for their extension to an existing 1940's house in Auckland. Fraser Thomas' Geotechnical Department was involved in the early stages of this development, providing foundation investigation services to...
Fraser Thomas (Christchurch) had our annual Golf Day at the McLeans Island Golf Course on Friday. Great day for a game of golf, and a lot of fun had by all. A big thanks to our clients and subcontractors who joined...
It is with regret that we announce the passing of Peter Fraser on Monday 19th October 2020. Peter Fraser, with Rhys Thomas, were the founding partners of Fraser Thomas Ltd, forming a partnership in 1962 to offer engineering services based from...
Stage 1 of the Fernleigh Industrial Subdivision is on the market. Fraser Thomas Ltd prepared a Stormwater Management Report for the Fernleigh Business Park (FBP), as part of the Waiuku Integrated Catchment Management Plan, for which we were lead consultant,...
Fraser Thomas has completed our assessment and successfully renewed our Impac Prequalification status. This means: Our health & safety policies, practices and procedureshave been independently assessed Our insurances have been verified and we’re committedto keeping them current We recognise the value and importance of...
In this article written for NZ Property Investor magazine, Fraser Thomas Director Mason Reed explains why you should engage qualified professionals prior to commencing your development....
Fraser Thomas is delighted to announce that Richard Simonds has been appointed a Chartered Member of Engineering NZ...
Fraser Thomas Geotechnical Director and Christchurch Branch Manager wrote these thoughts for NZ Property Investor whilst NZ was in COVID-19 Alert Level 4. Many points raised are still relevant now we are back to the new "normal"....
