Architectus disrupts the traditional thinking around public and civic projects with an ‘accessible’ architectural vision for the Christchurch Bus Interchange.
May 29th, 2017
Architect
Architectus
Photography
Simon Devitt
Service Engineer
Aurecon
Acoustic Engineer
Marshall Day
Project Management
Coffey
Planner
Planz
Contractor
Southbase Theiss JV
Lighting
Nimbus – Kichfield Street Dot Series
Energy Light – Colombo Street Lumenpulse lights
Finishes
Rieder – Concourse concrete wall panel
Innowood – Kiosk timber walls
Atlantic Stone – Stone flooring
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