Auckland Waterfront: Hybrid Uses for a Post-Industrial Harbour Promenade

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, November 15, 2018.Description: 449 wordsISSN:

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Summary: Doubtless, the strongest addition to Auckland’s waterfront is the completion of Jellicoe Harbour, Jellicoe Street, Silo Park and North Wharf Promenade encouraging a rich dialogue between working waterfronts and public space. An overlay of waterfront activities, previously removed from the public gaze, is now central to the public realm experience and integrated as an attraction via fishing fleet premises, as well as wholesale and retail fish and seafood markets.

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FULL, ka-au, Middle Density, Project, T.C.L, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms, WA Landscape Architects

Active Public Spaces, Agency of Urban Organization, Auckland, Built landscape, Context, Diversity, Future Urban Legacy Lab, Harborfront, Multifunctional space, New Zealand, Post-industrial Landscape, Project, Regenerated industrial facility, Territorial Approach, Urban Legacy, Water, Waterfront

Photography: Simon Devitt, John Davis, Simone Bliss

Doubtless, the strongest addition to Auckland’s waterfront is the completion of Jellicoe Harbour, Jellicoe Street, Silo Park and North Wharf Promenade encouraging a rich dialogue between working waterfronts and public space. An overlay of waterfront activities, previously removed from the public gaze, is now central to the public realm experience and integrated as an attraction via fishing fleet premises, as well as wholesale and retail fish and seafood markets.

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