The controlled product taxonomy records configurable or custom options for this pathway. Exact options are confirmed before quotation.

Fire · Cook · Water · Landscape · Screen · Light · Elements
SVALDR — shape the elements.
SVALDR brings fire, water, weathered steel, timber, planting and light together through a collection of architectural outdoor systems designed to work individually or as one complete landscape.
The SVALDR idea
Outdoor spaces should be shaped, not decorated.
Fire has a place. Water has a line. Steel creates structure. Light reveals form. Planting softens it. SVALDR connects those elements through one restrained material language so the outdoor environment feels considered as a whole.
Seven systems · one language
Build the complete outdoor environment.

SVALDR Fire
Architectural fire bowls, linear flame features, hearths and fire tables designed around outdoor gathering.
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SVALDR Cook
Plancha grills, outdoor ovens and cooking stations built around flame, food and gathering.
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SVALDR Water
Rain curtains, water walls, reflecting features and sculptural water elements in weathered steel.
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SVALDR Landscape
Architectural planters, raised beds, tree surrounds and project-led landscape systems.
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SVALDR Screen
Architectural screens, fencing, gates and custom-pattern systems for outdoor spaces.
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SVALDR Light
Restrained architectural lighting for paths, planting, screens and water features.
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SVALDR Elements
Landscape seating, planter benches, wood storage and selected architectural outdoor elements.
Explore collectionOne material language
Weathered steel is the starting point — not the limit.
Weathered steel provides the architectural backbone. Timber brings warmth. Water adds movement. Fire adds energy. Planting introduces life. Light changes the landscape after sunset.
The preferred public term is weathered steel. COR-TEN® is only used when a specific genuine material specification has been verified for the supplied product.
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From one feature to a complete landscape.
SVALDR can begin with a single fire bowl, planter or water wall, or develop into a coordinated outdoor project combining several families. Custom dimensions and project-specific configurations are reviewed against the site, destination and final application.
SVALDR by Apollo NZ Global
Tell us what you want the space to become.
Send plans, dimensions, site photographs or an early concept. Apollo will help narrow the right SVALDR system and prepare project pricing manually.
Start a SVALDR ProjectProduct status
What Apollo has confirmed at catalogue level.
Configuration, technical evidence, interfaces, exposure or destination requirements need product-specific review before the final supply package is confirmed.
Status signals describe Apollo's current product record and project pathway. They do not replace project-specific engineering, testing, local approvals or destination compliance review.
Connected project pathway
One owner for each decision. One route into the project.
Fire, cooking, water, landscape, screening, lighting and outdoor elements coordinated through one material language.
Open pathway Knowledge ownerSVALDR Project Planning GuideCoordinate material, fire, water, planting, screens, lighting, services and site interfaces before product dimensions are frozen.
Open pathway ExposureClimate Exposure SelectorScreen salt, UV, heavy rain, wind and other environmental conditions that can change outdoor-system detailing and maintenance.
Open pathway TechnicalTechnical & Specifier CentreUse current product evidence, controlled technical information and professional project resources.
Open pathway Project pathwayStart a SVALDR ProjectSend the site, intended collections, dimensions, destination and project information for manual review.
Open pathwayComplete the project
Consider the systems that naturally sit around this decision.
Define privacy, boundaries and service areas with architectural screens.
Carry the landscape into evening use with integrated architectural lighting.
Add coordinated seating to complete gathering and circulation areas.
Related discovery is a catalogue recommendation, not a statement of technical compatibility. Final interfaces and project requirements are reviewed separately.
