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Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio

Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio

“New Zealand practice RTA Studio has just completed this mixed-use project in Auckland. The building is located on the edge of Auckland’s business district in an area where Victorian and Edwardian buildings dominate the street front. The overall form of the building has been broken down, making the medium-sized office building more to scale with the existing buildings.”

Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio
Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio
Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio
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“The facade of the building is of glass reinforced concrete (GRC) and acts as a ‘veil’ to the high street. It is also seen as abstract to the historic buildings around the site.”
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Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio
Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio

Source: The Architecture Review
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4 Responses to Ironbank, Auckland, New Zealand by RTA Studio

  1. 1489info October 19, 2009 at 9:20 am #

    Extraordinary — wish I could visit

  2. damla May 17, 2010 at 2:36 am #

    if somebody explain me its structural system columns&beams, i ll be glad

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