Efficiency in design and manufacturing can go hand-in-hand with environmental sustainability. You just have to have the right mindset. In the quest for creating better buildings and a more efficient business, Donovan Group has landed on a solution that creates buildings with a remarkable 40% less embodied carbon.
At Donovan Group, our vision for DonoBrace is to offer a bracing system that maximises material efficiency while standardising the process of planning, fabrication and installation.
In a recent interview Director Kyle Donovan said that resilience and persistence are two characteristics of the more than 50-year old family business.
Living and working where we do, we can’t help but want to give back to the natural world around us.
Sometimes remembering where you come from is key to understanding where you are going. Director Kyle Donovan reflects on Donovan Group’s history so far, lessons from his father, and forecasts growth ahead as the company seeks to replicate its
Earlier this year we started to look for ways that we could make a genuine difference for both our people and our planet. Live Ocean Foundation stood out as an organisation that we wanted to support – and that
Every year, the Coresteel Buildings’ franchisees gather from around the country to celebrate the Coresteel Franchise Awards.
The network consists of over 20 independently owned licenses, who are based throughout the country. Together, they have helped build KiwiSpan’s reputation as one of New Zealand’s most trusted steel shed suppliers.
At Donovan Group, our mission is to transform the building ecosystem with technology that drives efficiency, and products that solve entrenched construction challenges. One of the ways we’re achieving this is through our partnership with Building 4.0 CRC.
Prime Minister Bill English paid a visit to Whangarei on Friday 7 April, to meet with a local company which may have the solution to New Zealand’s housing crisis.
For the second year in a row, Donovan Group NZ Ltd has been named one of New Zealand’s top companies in the engineering industry
An engineering student from the University of Waikato has been awarded the Coresteel Buildings Innovation Award worth $5000.
