231 Lambton Quay, Wellington, New Zealand
1939-1940
Architects: Mitchell & Mitchell
Photo by Deco Danny @ Flickr
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3 comments:
This building fortunately escaped Wellington's "knock it down and rebuild" frenzy of the 1980s.
I'm afraid to ask: what was demolished.
a lot; this is only one of 7 original pre 1950s buildings along Lambton Quay, the main shopping street, about 800 metres long.
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