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Exmouth Street Hotel

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A non-notified resource consent was achieved for the comprehensive redevelopment of this city-fringe site that was used as a vacant parking lot for a number of years. Read more
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Comprehensive redevelopment of a city-fringe site into a bespoke 136-room micro-hotel, featuring a seven-storey commercial building with a ground-floor restaurant/bar, addressing height and environmental challenges while enhancing local amenities.

A non-notified resource consent was achieved for the comprehensive redevelopment of this city-fringe site that was used as a vacant parking lot for a number of years.

The development will provide for a bespoke 136 room ‘micro-hotel’ comprising a seven-storey commercial building within the mixed use zone, with a restaurant/bar on the ground floor that provides outdoor seating to Newton Road and Exmouth Street. The site presented a number of challenges including a maximum height infringement and close proximity to a protected volcanic viewshaft, as well as groundwater and historical contamination issues. The building presents a strong architectural statement in its location, and will greatly enhance the existing amenity of Newton Road and the service industry within the immediate area.

3340h 19m

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“Your thorough attention to detail and expertise in the area of planning assisted in not only reducing our costs, but also providing us with the added bonus of guiding us through the potentially problematic pre-planning process. We thank your organisation for the quality advice provided so professionally, and highly recommend engaging Campbell Brown Planning Limited for a first class service.”

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