Architectural Designers in Hamilton with e-mail
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ANZ Building, Level 3, 527 Victoria Street, Hamilton Central, Hamilton, 3204
07-849 8184
Diverse Design Architectural Designers in the Waikato Hamilton, Lifestyle Series, trad Series, Contempo Series and Modula Series, residential and commercial 
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101 Greenwood Street, Hamilton, 3204
Pragma Homes leading house and land packages in Hamilton NZ from $449K. They buy land, then design a home to suit the site, ensuring each is ideal for its location. Their properties for sale in Hamilton are ideal for first home buyers. Pragma Homes helps Kiwis find the ideal location for their new home. With new Kiwibuild regulations and current low interest rates, Pragma can offer 10% finance and competitive rates for their house and land packages in Hamilton. Their showroom includes quality plans for sunny 4 bedroom and 3 bedroom family homes, as well as stylish, designer townhouses. Their high value properties for sale in up-and-coming neighbourhoods of Hamilton are the perfect investment opportunities for first home buyers and experienced property investors alike. Pragma Homes' house and land packages in Hamilton have been designed to maximise space and natural light, ensuring first home buyers can enjoy comfortable, efficient, and modern homes. 
4 Holden Ave, Forest Lake, Hamilton, 3200
021 261 7175
We are an architectural design practice, catering for both residential & light commercial structures. Our scope of work can be tailored to suit your requirements. My particular interest is in providing economical design solutions, bringing elements of good design to everyday people & families, which add to the quality of the built environment. This is achieved though a pragmatic/honest approach to architecture, reinforced by ongoing project-related research. 