The old surf club was built in the 1970s, and has battled sand-dune erosion. The new facility needed to address this, while consultation with the community identified the need for the building to be many things to many people.

The Foundries at 61 Wellington Street are Freemans Bay's newest residential offering. The boutique development of 19 two-storey townhouses provides an alternative to the increasing number of high-rise apartments around the CBD.

The Sir Paul Reeves Building is the new home of AUT’s acclaimed School of Communications. The aspirational brief for this project was to create a precinct that would transform the university. The relationship between Jasmax and AUT has spanned over 20 years.

Icebreaker's new headquarters seeks to capture the essence of the company's brand and core values. A tactile and sensory experience, these commercial offices incorporate layers of materiality, found objects and greenery to give a real sense of Icebreaker meets Ponsonby.

Auckland's North Shore's first co-working offices. A far cry from a cold business park, these premises offer high quality, creative workspace for small to medium enterprises. The project has been delivered by an award-winning partnership, BVN with Jasmax.

GridAKL is a new innovation precinct in Auckland. This co-working space of a 'corporate quality' has been strategically designed to support multi-tenancies and to provide a venue for like-minded businesses to come together and innovate.

Linking the Manukau and Waitematā Harbours, Te Whau Pathway is a 12km boardwalk travelling through mangroves and parklands from Te Atatu to Green Bay. It was shortlisted for the 2018 World Architecture Festival as well as the 2019 World Landscape Architecture Awards.

The design team were challenged to create a new domestic premium airline lounge environment for Air New Zealand in Christchurch. It needed to be logical and intuitive to navigate, particularly during peak times.

Auckland Eye is a specialist clinical facility in Remuera, Auckland. Jasmax designed an upgrade to the existing facility and an expansion with a new build, while complementing Auckland Eye's suburban environment.

The Sale Street apartments at 52-54 Sale Street diversify mid-high profile living in the heart of the city. These are generously proportioned residences suitable for couples through to families with stunning harbour and city views.