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The Dixon Street Flats in central Wellington were completed in 1944 [1] as part of the first Labour Government's state housing program. They were designed by the chief architect of the Department of Housing Construction Gordon Wilson .
Te Aro (formerly also known as Te Aro Flat) is an inner-city suburb of Wellington, New Zealand.It comprises the southern part of the central business district including the majority of the city's entertainment district and covers the mostly flat area of city between The Terrace and Cambridge Terrace at the base of Mount Victoria.
14 St Mary Street, Thorndon: 7281: Dixon Street Flats: Historic Place Category 1: 134 Dixon Street: 7395: Old Coach Road: Historic Place Category 1: Old Coach Road, Johnsonville: 7396: Shed 22: Historic Place Category 2: Cable St/Taranaki St: 7417: Odlins Building: Historic Place Category 1: 11 Cable Street: 7418: Post and Telegraph Building ...
The first to be built were the low rise family flats in the Wellington suburb of Berhampore and the largest block was the ten-storey Dixon Street Flats in central Wellington containing 115 one-bedroomed flats for couples and single people. [25] The first of the new state houses was completed at 12 Fife Lane in Miramar, Wellington, in
Dixon Street Flats [3] 1944: 134 Dixon Street, Wellington: A key building in the development of Modern architecture in New Zealand and is one of the first examples of that style in New Zealand it was designed in association with Ernst Plischke. Drawings prepared in 1940. [12] The Dixon Street flats were awarded a gold medal by the NZIA in 1947. [1]
Exterior wall of a manure room built with 3D technology by Printed Farms LLC, based in Wellington at a new five acres facility Nantucket Sports Horses owned by Wendy Dixon that will house 16 ...
Was the 2nd tallest in NZ (to 1 Queen Street, Auckland) when built Plimmer Towers 85 m (279 ft) 1975-1984 Was the tallest in NZ when built, is 106m and 31 floors from the Lambton Quay side of the tower AON Centre 103 m (338 ft) 1984-1991 Was the tallest in NZ when built and is one of Wellington's most iconic buildings Majestic Centre
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