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Auckland's Future In Progress
Single, unified design revealed for Queen Street
Earlier this month Auckland Council announced that the last three stages of the Wai Horotiu Queen Street Project – from Customs Street to Mayoral Drive – would be delivered in one cohesive design.
Business Q&A
Business leader pleased to see Auckland's downtown thrive
Hear how private and public investment are both key players in the development of our city centre
Business Q&A
A joined-up design proposed to complete Queen Street project
Responding to Aucklanders’ feedback, Auckland Council will deliver the last three stages of the Wai Horotiu Queen Street Project in one cohesive design.
Hurstmere Road transformation enters last stage of construction
Auckland Council’s transformation of Takapuna’s main street is now entering its final stage of construction.
Event postponed
Fashion Week vibrancy spills into Auckland's streets and squares
Aucklanders are invited to an exciting schedule of free events wrapped around NZ Fashion Week, which kicks off on 24 August.
Kōrimurimu weaves art with technology, creating a world-first
Another much-anticipated detail has been installed at Te Wānanga in downtown Auckland, giving Aucklanders the chance to lie on the flax-like surface of Kōrimurimu, breathe in the sea air, look up to the sky and hear the movement of the tide below.
Uncovering the layers of Te Wānanga
Richly meaningful design elements brought to Auckland's waterfront by talented mana whenua kaimahitoi (artists) sit alongside preserved pieces of our past, dating back more than a century. Together they create a ‘uniquely Tāmaki Makaurau’ space.
Where do the children play?
Let the magic of your kids’ imaginations run wild with endless ways to play at Wynyard Quarter.
Downtown shines as a uniquely Tāmaki Makaurau design
Together, Auckland Council, Auckland Transport and Mana whenua have reimagined downtown.
Art in the open air
Wander through Wynyard Quarter and discover art in many different shapes and forms, around every twist and turn.
Wynyard Quarter, where history and sustainability walk side by side
Each time you visit Wynyard Quarter it will deliver something new to see, learn and experience. That’s the joy of visiting a precinct halfway through its development journey.
Walk your waterfront
To celebrate the new spaces and to share stories of Wynyard Quarter’s past, present and future, Eke Panuku has created an informative and interactive walking tour.
Walk 'n' Splore…and win!
There’s so much to see at Wynyard Quarter – buses, trams, fish and boats, there’s something interesting around every corner.
Watch: Your new waterfront is working
Join the Kamo family as they check out what’s new in Wynyard Quarter.
