Project overview
Over the next few years, we expect around 20,000 new residents to call Scott Point, and neighbouring Hobsonville, their home.
We are building a new public park to meet the needs of this growing community. Te Kori Scott Point (formerly Scott Point Sustainable Sports Park) will be at the heart of the new Scott Point development. It will be New Zealand’s first fully sustainable sports park.
This 16.4 hectare park will be made up of three main sections, each designed for:
- sports and active recreation
- informal recreation like areas used for walking, playing and relaxing
- ecological restoration and conservation.
We designed the park in partnership with local
iwi to provide benefit to current and future generations, as well as the environment.
Masterplan map
Te Kori Scott Point video
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Sustainability
This will be the first fully sustainable park in New Zealand.
We made a number of design decisions with sustainability in mind. For example, rainwater will be captured from the sports fields and car parks, before being cleaned and used to water the turf and gardens.
Award-winning design
Te Kori Scott Point received a 'Leading design rating' award from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) in 2021.
We will apply elements of its design, development, management and governance to parks across Tāmaki Makaurau to improve regionwide sustainability.
Get a copy of our sustainability documentation
