FOUR BUSINESSES · DISTINCT EXPERTISE

A clear place for each brief.

Two focused IDC client-facing disciplines, a contractor-facing interiors specialist, and a separate sourcing and procurement business. Related in approach, distinct in offer.

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01 / CLIENT-FACING

IDC Residential.

High-End Architectural Builds and High-End Renovations in Auckland, with concepts and material selections developed through the dedicated IDC Studio. Project roles and delivery scopes are agreed case by case.

  • High-End Architectural Builds
  • High-End Renovations
  • IDC Studio design pathway
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02 / CLIENT-FACING

IDC Commercial.

Design, appointed build/fitout and project management across hospitality, food and beverage, retail and fast-food, and senior living. Operator and specialist duties are defined in the project brief.

  • Commercial design
  • Project-scoped build & fitout
  • Project management
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03 / CONTRACTOR-FACING

CRAFT Commercial Interiors

Integrated finishing trades delivered as one agreed interior package, with a coordinated programme and accountable lead for the contracted work.

  • Linings, finishes and coatings
  • Wall protection and specialist panelling
  • Cold-room panels and joinery
Dedicated website link pending · working brand name
04 / SOURCING & PROCUREMENT

The Sourcerer.

The separate home for global sourcing, procurement and supply. Product-led enquiries belong here—not in either IDC division or CRAFT’s construction scope.

  • Global sourcing
  • Procurement
  • Supply
Dedicated website link pending · destination not yet confirmed

Each project should have its own clearly defined scope, contracting party and point of contact. Separate brand identities do not by themselves establish separate legal entities.