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.
Nelson City Council
Xyst undertook a robust procurement process to select a contractor to expertly manage Nelson’s unique and beautiful network of parks and open spaces, to the highest quality and best value.
Mackenzie District Council
Providing a forum for the communities of Lake Alexandrina to liaise with the key agencies and discuss and solve management issues.
Hutt City Council
Xyst undertook a two-phase engagement approach, to understand the needs and aspirations of key stakeholders and the community. with the aim to produce a concept plan to improve Hall Crescent Reserve.
Tararua District Council
Assessment of reserve land and community buildings for rationalisation.
IPWEA Australia
Assisting organisations to move towards industry best practice in the parks and open spaces industry.
Mackenzie District Council
An interim secondment to cover the management of the Alps 2 Ocean trail.
Ruapehu District Council
Our work has quantified the tree assets that Council are responsible for managing, which enables more efficient management of the tree population through forward planning, works prioritisation and highlighting risks.
Rod Donald Banks Peninsula Trust
Xyst explored route options that could extend the Te Ara Pātaka trail to Akaroa to enhance the overall trail experience, be of benefit to the local communities and boost the tourism economy.
Ashburton District Council
Preparing a Reserve Management Plan under the Reserves Act 1977 ensures legal compliance, enhancing the long-term use and protection of reserves. It also promotes community involvement and provides clear guidance on the management of reserves and greater community support.