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Fort Street

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Fort Street Area spans three city blocks and includes a combination of shared space, conventional street types and laneways. Read more
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Fort Street Area spans three city blocks and includes a combination of shared space, conventional street types and laneways. The redevelopment has a strong pedestrian focus based on Auckland Council’s placemaking agenda for the central area. The finished design achieved a cohesive streetscape environment, whilst celebrating the history of this former foreshore. Site specific detailing allow for human scale interaction with the spaces within the precinct.

Fort Street includes both conventional and ‘shared space’ streetscapes which are among the first in the country to be resolved as designated “Shared Zones”. The shared space areas of the precinct demonstrate highly innovative and new achievements in street design locally and internationally. In 2011, the NZ Herald ranked Auckland Shared Spaces as no.1 in its Top 50 Best Things About Auckland. Boffa Miskell landscape architects have been fully involved in design innovation that has led to this transformation.

Our role
Lead consultant, landscape and urban design, Site supervision (NZS3910 Engineers Representative).



Project team    

  • Michael Hawes
  • Cathy Challinor

Worked with    
JAWA , TPC and LDP

Completed
2013
Client
Auckland Council
8424h 7m

Awards

2015

Category Finalist | Cost to build over $2m

NZILA Resene Pride of Place Landscape Architecture Awards

2015
AwardCategory Finalist | Cost to build over $2m
OrganisationNZILA Resene Pride of Place Landscape Architecture Awards
2012

Excellence Award for a Medium Road Project

Roading Excellence Awards

2012
AwardExcellence Award for a Medium Road Project
OrganisationRoading Excellence Awards

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