Synergine was engaged by the Auckland Design Office to provide project management support to convert the disused Nelson St Off-Ramp into a key part of the City Centre Masterplan and cycleway network in Auckland. The project overcame significant programming and integration challenges requiring a high degree of coordination and collaboration between the stakeholders to achieve programme alignment. A key component to achieving this was the facilitation of workshops to overcome project challenges and optimise outcomes.

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The project was delivered in partnership with the NZ Transport Agency, Auckland Council and council-controlled organisation Auckland Transport, as part of a three-year $200 million programme of investment in cycling to make it safer and more convenient to travel by bike. The lightpath includes interactive lights, a dynamic magenta surface and Māori designs, including a 140 square metre koru pattern at the northern end. 

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Due to the success of this project, the role was extended to include interim Project Leadership for the nearby Karangahape Road Cycleway.