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Waitohi Library and Community Hub - Wellington, New Zealand
Striking entrance columns, in carefully crafted CNC routered Vulcan timber screening, set this new community hub apart.
Project details
- Architect
- Athfield Architects
- CNC Design
- Matthew Mcintyre-Wilson
- CNC Routing
- Makers of Architecture
- Product
- Vulcan Screening in Protector - Manuka
- Photography credit
- Jason Mann Photography
- Completion date
- Early 2020
- Location
- Johnsonville - Wellington, New Zealand
Waitohi, Johnsonville’s new library and community hub, supports sustainable city growth and sets a precedent for suburban centres transitioning towards denser ‘town’ centres, consolidating and connecting existing facilities.
Vulcan Screening in Protector - Manuka has been used extensively to the exterior, including carefully crafted 700x88mm x 6m high entrance columns CNC routered by Makers of Architecture, in a design by celebrated artist Matthew Mcintyre-Wilson.
Launched as a design competition by Wellington City Council, the project has delivered:
- A new community heart/ town centre for Johnsonville (10,000 additional people expected to live in Johnsonville in the next 20years)
- Consolidated community facilities including; Johnsonville Library, Keith Spy Pool (in its existing location), Whānau Manaaki Kindergarten, café - Common Ground, Johnsonville transport hub linking to Memorial Park
Awards:
- Winner - 2020 Wellington Architecture Awards - Public Architecture Category
- Winner - 2021 Wellington Architecture Awards by New Zealand Institute of Architects - Interior Architecture Category
Products
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