For 70 years, Gartshore has combined craftsmanship and innovation to redefine retail and commercial spaces throughout New Zealand. From concept to completion, we’ve crafted environments that bring brands to life and set new benchmarks in quality and customer experience.
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What we put in, is what our clients get out.
‘At Queenstown Airport, we proudly recognise the outstanding contribution of Gartshore in the design, fabrication, and installation of Skippers – our bespoke international departures F&B concept. Delivered from start to finish in just three months, their team brought an exceptional can-do attitude, agility, and collaboration to a complex project within a constrained footprint. Every element was thoughtfully executed to reflect the Southern Lakes region while meeting the demands of a high-traffic terminal. Their work ensured the F&B was opened on time and within budget, ready for peak season, and left a lasting impression on travellers and stakeholders alike.’
‘Mitchell Addison have worked with Gartshore on retail and hospitality projects in Auckland and Tauranga. On all projects we have experienced highly effective teams who ensure projects are completed on time and are a high standard of craftsmanship. Gartshore work alongside us to resolve any issues that arise and assist with managing project costs. We look forward to continuing our relationship with Gartshore on future projects.’
‘The design team at ADG have worked very closely with the Gartshore Group for over 30 years. The Gartshore Group have always been fantastic to work with and real efficiencies are continually gained on time-critical projects through their attention to detail, quality focus and their experienced project management team always having their finger on the pulse. The Team at ADG are very proud of the work that we do with the Gartshore Group and the fact that not only are the projects aesthetically pleasing, functional, energy efficient and designed to stand the test of time but are also constructed and delivered to the planned schedule.’