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Big step in Devonport Wharf redevelopment

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Big step in Devonport Wharf redevelopment

By: Natasha Burling | Latest Auckland News | Monday September 10 2012 12:32

 

A big step in the redevelopment of Auckland's Devonport Wharf.

The contract to design a concept plan for its refurbishment and redevelopment has been awarded to the Jasmax/Sills van Bohemen consortium.

Auckland Transport says the aim is to maximise the convenience of commuters using the ferries and provide a gateway for visitors and allow for sustainable commercial and non-commercial uses.

Architects are being asked to redesign the wharf so there can be an injection of commercial life into it.

Devonport-Takapuna Local Board chair Chris Darby says the wharf needs something to hold people there.

He says there's a range of things the architects are likely to explore.

"And they could be anything from, well, childcare facilities to a gym facility for example. There could be some limited office activity there"

A concept paper for the wharf will be ready in December, followed by consultation with the local board and community in February.

Photo: NZ Herald

 

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