OFFICE

3 Te Kehu Way

3 Te Kehu Way is a striking new office building at Sylvia Park and marks the next stage in the development of the precinct’s growing commercial hub. Located adjacent to New Zealand’s favourite shopping destination, 3 Te Kehu Way is rich in amenities and designed for the needs of modern-day tenants, it includes flexible configurations, and outstanding sustainability performance.

OVERVIEW

Modern, flexible, convenient

3 Te Kehu Way has six levels and offers workspaces for a diverse combination of medical or office tenants. Featuring an extensive range of quality amenities, this is a modern, collaborative environment where people and business can thrive.

3 Te Kehu Way offers multiple configuration options. The building incorporates large floorplates, generous three metre floor to ceiling heights, an architectural design that allows for maximum light saturation on the northern side, and the ability to interconnect multiple levels with internal staircases.

Connectivity

Easy access, however you travel

3 Te Kehu Way is highly accessible, making it a convenient office location for workers from across Auckland. It’s next to a train station, able to be reached via the multiple bus routes that flow in and out of Sylvia Park, and the Southern Motorway feeder ramps are close by. The building features excellent end of trip facilities, including extensive bike parking and modern, digitally enabled changing facilities, so cyclists are also well catered for.

With an extensive range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options right on the doorstep, 3 Te Kehu Way enables employees to enjoy outstanding work-life balance and all the benefits of a mixed-use community.

Sustainability

A model of sustainable design

3 Te Kehu Way sets high sustainability standards, earning New Zealand's first 6-Star Green Star Design & As Built rating for sustainability.

Tenant wellbeing and connection with the environment are important components of Kiwi Property developments. The building’s height and position provide shelter from prevailing winds and traffic noise, creating a pleasant outdoor space for people to enjoy. Patterns on the exterior of the building represent the native pūriri tree, prevalent in the area.