Federal Street Mixed-Use Tower
This Auckland tower not only creates a new silhouette for the city skyline, but also adds to the streetscape.
Taking both the city and street scale into consideration, Federal Street Tower plays a key role in defining the city’s skyline and engaging the ground plane. The building sits gracefully within the skyline’s silhouette, offering a bold geometry whose edges have been softened from the hard lines of a strictly rectilinear plan.
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WOODS BAGOT is a global architecture studio.
We span 17 studios across 6 regions. We do not adhere to a signature style. We are a multi-authorship practice. We create alongside clients, communities & other creatives. We specialize in Architecture, Interiors & Masterplanning. We explore data to predict changing human behaviour.
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Woods Bagot opened up their Auckland, New Zealand firm in 2021. New Zealand has been an important part of Woods Bagot’s regional pipeline for a decade. As well as significant projects shaping Auckland – including the recently completed PwC Tower at Commercial Bay and the Te Pae Convention Centre in Christchurch where our team was on the ground and part of the Blueprint.
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