Heartwood Avenue pedestrian bridge

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Kia ora, welcome to the Heartwood Avenue pedestrian bridge project page. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about the project, including concept designs, dimensions, and a timeline of upcoming steps. Check out the information on the right-hand side of this page for all this and more.


About the project

The Heartwood Avenue pedestrian bridge is a key component of the Ōmokoroa Road urbanisation efforts, designed to connect Heartwood Avenue to Tui Glen. This project aims to enhance the connectivity and accessibility of the local community, promoting safer and more convenient pedestrian travel.

Project specifications

  • Length: 65 meters
  • Width: 3.5 meters

Construction timeline
  • Start date: November 2024
  • Completion date: End of April 2025

Community benefits

  • Enhanced accessibility: The bridge will provide a vital link between residential areas and local amenities, facilitating easier access for pedestrians and potentially vehicles in the future.

  • Safety improvements: By providing a dedicated pedestrian route, the bridge will significantly enhance safety for all road users, reducing the likelihood of pedestrian-vehicle interactions.

  • Aesthetic enhancements: The adjacent Tui Glen section will be landscaped to improve the visual appeal of the area, creating a more pleasant environment for residents and visitors alike.

Visual and environmental impact

We understand that construction projects can impact the local environment and community's daily life. We are committed to:

  • Minimising disruption: Employing construction methods that reduce noise and other disturbances.

  • Preserving local aesthetics: Designing the bridge and surrounding areas to enhance the local landscape, ensuring that the final structure is both functional and visually appealing.


What's happening now?

11 November 2024

Construction of the bridge started today, following a site blessing and meeting with an archaeologist, who showed us what items we should look out for while excavating the site. If there are any interesting finds, we'll let you know!




Kia ora, welcome to the Heartwood Avenue pedestrian bridge project page. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about the project, including concept designs, dimensions, and a timeline of upcoming steps. Check out the information on the right-hand side of this page for all this and more.


About the project

The Heartwood Avenue pedestrian bridge is a key component of the Ōmokoroa Road urbanisation efforts, designed to connect Heartwood Avenue to Tui Glen. This project aims to enhance the connectivity and accessibility of the local community, promoting safer and more convenient pedestrian travel.

Project specifications

  • Length: 65 meters
  • Width: 3.5 meters

Construction timeline
  • Start date: November 2024
  • Completion date: End of April 2025

Community benefits

  • Enhanced accessibility: The bridge will provide a vital link between residential areas and local amenities, facilitating easier access for pedestrians and potentially vehicles in the future.

  • Safety improvements: By providing a dedicated pedestrian route, the bridge will significantly enhance safety for all road users, reducing the likelihood of pedestrian-vehicle interactions.

  • Aesthetic enhancements: The adjacent Tui Glen section will be landscaped to improve the visual appeal of the area, creating a more pleasant environment for residents and visitors alike.

Visual and environmental impact

We understand that construction projects can impact the local environment and community's daily life. We are committed to:

  • Minimising disruption: Employing construction methods that reduce noise and other disturbances.

  • Preserving local aesthetics: Designing the bridge and surrounding areas to enhance the local landscape, ensuring that the final structure is both functional and visually appealing.


What's happening now?

11 November 2024

Construction of the bridge started today, following a site blessing and meeting with an archaeologist, who showed us what items we should look out for while excavating the site. If there are any interesting finds, we'll let you know!