Exposure + finish
Coastal salt, wind, rain, UV and maintenance access should inform material and finish discussions from the beginning.
Start NZ Project BriefNew Zealand / Architecture
Apollo's façade pathway covers aluminium cladding, perforated and laser-cut panels, fins, honeycomb, mesh, weathering steel and UHPC. New Zealand projects should connect concept geometry with substrate, fixing strategy, exposure, finishes, samples and the local design team.

New Zealand project context
This pathway adds local project context while current specifications, options and technical evidence remain on the main Apollo product pages so project teams work from one current source.
Coastal salt, wind, rain, UV and maintenance access should inform material and finish discussions from the beginning.
The project architect and engineer must coordinate substrate, secondary steel, brackets, joints, movement and local structural requirements.
Colour, perforation, forming, texture and visual tolerances are best resolved through controlled samples or project mock-ups before production.
Product pathways
Use these pages for current product scope, options and technical information.
Project brief
A clear first brief makes it easier to confirm product fit, freight, documentation and local-work interfaces before pricing.
New Zealand questions
Yes. Apollo reviews New Zealand enquiries for architectural façade systems through the Apollo Architectural Façades & Surface Systems pathway. Final availability, configuration, freight and documentation are confirmed for the actual project.
Apollo is primarily a supply-only specialist. Local site works, foundations, electrical work, engineering, approvals and installation are coordinated separately unless a project-specific written scope says otherwise.
Send the town or region, intended use, dimensions or drawings, site photographs, quantities, target timing and any known coastal, wind, drainage, access or local-compliance requirements.
New Zealand project supply
Apollo can review the relevant product pathway, available documentation, freight and supply scope. Local engineering, approvals, civil works, electrical work and installation remain with the appointed New Zealand project team unless expressly included in writing.