Built in 1933 for the Municipal Electrical Department (MED), this striking Art Deco building sits prominently opposite the largest playground in the Southern Hemisphere, Margaret Mahy Playground. Backing onto the inner-city residential development and Rauora Park, the building is listed as being of historical and social significance and now houses creative businesses and a public art gallery.
The ground floor is punctuated by its striking exposed hot rivet steel columns, original steel windows and timber floors. Home to NZME, it incorporates broadcasting radio stations, office accommodation and break out areas with stunning park outlooks.
At the eastern end of the building, a public art gallery with a double height void showcases art from NZ wide artists in an inspiring and beautifully curated environment.
The Level 1 offices have original high pitched ceilings with timber sarking, steel trusses and windows with original native timber floors. Modern services, amenities and complimentary fitouts give the businesses a relaxing environment and their clients a memorable experience.
Outside, the newly developed lanes and Rauora Park make travel throughout the city simple whilst providing valuable outdoor areas for staff.
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Ground Floor
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Art Gallery
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Office 1
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Office 2
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Office 3
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