An overview of the renovation and construction projects done by Max Style
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The heart of every home deserves to beat with style, functionality, and warmth. When our clients in Howick approached us about their outdated kitchen space, we knew this kitchen renovation would be more than just a simple update – it would be a complete transformation that would breathe new life into their entire home.
This comprehensive house renovation project demonstrated how strategic planning and quality execution can transform an outdated home into a modern, functional living space. The project encompassed multiple trades and disciplines, showcasing the complexity and coordination required for successful residential house renovation projects.
When a new tenant acquired office space in central Auckland, they faced a common challenge: how to transform an outdated layout into a modern, functional workspace that suited their team’s specific needs. This Auckland office renovation project came with an additional constraint that would test even the most experienced renovation specialists—a deadline of just over three weeks, scheduled during the peak holiday period.
Max Style completed a comprehensive renovation and fit-out of Marcellin College’s Food Technology room during the school holiday period. This challenging renovation and fit-out project required careful planning and swift execution to transform an outdated teaching space into a modern, functional culinary classroom within the limited timeframe of the school break.
The re-cladding project successfully transformed Auckland Girl Guide Hall while addressing critical structural issues that had developed over time.
The roof replacement project at the L’Hermitage building presented unique challenges that demanded specialized knowledge and careful planning. Originally scheduled for a 5-6 week timeframe, the comprehensive re-roofing was completed in just 4 weeks—from initial scaffold erection to final dismantling.
The Max Style team’s expertise revitalized Orakei school’s classrooms, with a fresh Autex lining in silver-grey and dark blue, maximizing light and sound absorption.
The once-neglected grassy area behind two classrooms at the school has been revitalized by implementing a dual-stacked door system, constructing an adjoining deck with accessible ramps, and transforming the landscape with astroturf and shade sails.
The focus of this classroom renovation project was on finding an effective solution for reducing noise reverberation at Eastern Montessori school.
