Projects

With experience and expertise across the spectrum of creating, managing and maintaining outdoor spaces, Xyst has had a big impact on communities throughout New Zealand, Australia and Canada.

Feel free to browse through the case studies below to find out how we have helped council, local government and other people working in the public sector to find solutions for projects.

City of Port Phillip
Parks & Open Space Asset Data capture in outdoor play areas
Central Otago District Council
Xyst provided a comprehensive report with a recommended management approach that will guide Council decision-making on the best way forward to ensure the Camping Ground remains a valued asset for the District.
KiwiRail
Xyst worked with KiwiRail staff to conduct a Level 3 (Comprehensive) Playground Inspection on their playspace onboard the Kaitaki Interisland Ferry to assess its performance against the relevant NZ Standards (NZS:5828) and make recommendations for repairs and renewals.
Greymouth Seaside Top10 Holiday Park
Xyst provided a concept plan for the development of additional accommodation units and prepared a detailed assessment of consenting requirements.
Masterton District Council
Xyst provided a clear report providing valuable insights into the visitor accommodation market and performance of the holiday park over time with recommendations for improvements.
Whakatāne District Council
Xyst provided a technical specification, CAD drawing and tender documents to enable Council to procure this project in a professional and timely manner ensuring compliance with AS2560.
Yarra Ranges Council
The survey will provide targeted feedback about a range of parks in the Yarra Ranges Council area to allow project and funding prioritisation.
Yarra Ranges Council
This project provides a better understanding of trail use, visitor expectations and experience, and allows better targeting of funding and prioritisation of improvements.
Melton City Council
Xyst developed a Kindergarten Play Space Design Guidelines document for Melton City Council to help inform the ongoing maintenance, renewal, and upgrade of existing facilities, as well as the planning and design of new facilities, particularly during the new facility application phase.