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Designing interiors for educational facilities in New Zealand requires a precise balance between safety, functionality, and compliance with Ministry of Education (MoE) regulations. From seismic resilience and fire safety to acoustic performance and durability, each element must be meticulously planned to create learning environments that are both adaptable and resilient. Missteps in detailing seismic gaps, ceiling systems, or service coordination can lead to costly rework and non-compliance. At Brevity, we simplify this complexity, guiding clients through a structured approach that ensures educational spaces are safe, efficient, and future-proof.

New Zealand’s growing population and an aging school infrastructure places pressure on the education system. This combination requires significant investment to bring existing structures up to standard and to prepare for the future.