Te Ki a Alasdair - Frederick St Social Housing
By Archaus Architects
The project was initiated and built by Maurice and Kaye Clark through the Kirva Trust. It is named Te Ki a Alasdair and provides 75 new homes for people with complex needs, integrated with full on-site support. The building provides high-quality and sustainable long-term housing options with features like central heating, central hot water through solar panels, photovoltaic panels and use of thermal mass. Each unit has great natural light and a balcony.
The exterior cladding in various hues of green creates a vibrant focal point in Te Aro. The historic Chinese Mission Hall sits directly next to the building and will undergo strengthening and refurbishing. The remainder of the site towards Taranaki Street will be turned into a new public park to complete the transformation of this area.
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