Auckland's CBD waterfront
Projects | Policies and plan changes | Draft CBD waterfront masterplan
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Projects |
Te Wero Bridge
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We
challenged creative members of the public and engineering and
architectural firms worldwide, to shape an enduring landmark on an
outstanding New Zealand waterfront location.
Find out who won the
competition
It will carry cyclists, pedestrians and passenger transport -
including the potential for light rail.
To maintain existing boat access it must also open and close as
quickly and quietly as possible for boats accessing the inner Viaduct
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Westhaven marina
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are working to create an overall concept plan for the Westhaven area.
This concept plan will guide future proposals for buildings, public
outdoor areas, and activities on land and the water.
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Wynyard Point
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Wynyard Point, also known as the tank farm,
is a large-scale (35
hectare) reclaimed area close to the central business
district and surrounded by water.As leases currently held by the bulk
liquids industry and other activities expire over the next 20 years,
there is potential to redevelop the land for residential and
commercial purposes and enable the marine and fishing industries to keep
operating.
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Policies and plan changes |
Auckland waterfront 2040
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vision provides a framework that sits above the detailed planning for
specific areas of the future development of the waterfront.It has been
published after consultation with a wide range of stakeholders in the
area and with residents and ratepayers of Auckland. |
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Creating a world class waterfront
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Our waterfront has the potential to be a beautiful
destination that is rich in public open spaces and activities, supports
commercially successful and innovative businesses and celebrates the
city's sea-faring culture.Auckland City Council is helping to realise
the vision for the entire waterfront by securing key pieces of land for
the city. This is part of creating high-quality public spaces for locals
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Development with vision - council's property role
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This city is unique.
Auckland City has a vision of an attractive, exciting
city, with vibrant local communities and a people-focused, energetic city centre. The
council's vision for the CBD is to revitalise Auckland's
CBD into one of the world's most vibrant and dynamic
business and cultural centres.Because of the
council's concerns that an increasing amount of
development in the city is not achieving this vision, in
May 2004 it consulted on and subsequently adopted a new
policy called Development with Vision. |
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Wynyard Quarter plan change hearings -
Plan changes 4 and 16 to 26
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Read the submissions |
We
have proposed a district plan change for the 36ha Wynyard Quarter formerly known as the "tank farm" or "western reclamation".
Last year, the public gave us their feedback.
Independent commissioners heard concerns and interests of the
submitters at a public hearing. They will now consider all the
submissions and report their recommendations to the council.
This change
will enable:
- the area to be developed into parks, plazas, boulevards,
boardwalks, shops, cafes, offices and apartments
- the creation of new spaces and facilities for events, festivals
and markets
- the fishing and marine industries to retain a home in part of
the area
These district plan changes correspond with the
Auckland Regional
Council's coastal plan change
for the
harbour area surrounding Wynyard Quarter.
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Draft CBD waterfront masterplan
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Auckland's CBD waterfront is one of our greatest assets.
Auckland City Council's draft CBD waterfront masterplan is the next step in
maximising the area's appeal as part of developing a world class city we can all
be proud of.
This masterplan is a creative overview. It gives definition to
the Auckland Waterfront Vision 2040 and sets out design priorities and
recommendations to guide the future development of the CBD waterfront.
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