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Te Wero Bridge: A culturally significant design inspired by the seabird motif, featuring opening bascules that symbolize guardianship for vessels returning to the Viaduct basin, recognized as a finalist in an international architectural competition.
280 sqm / Viaduct, Auckland
This as yet unbuilt project was one of four finalists selected in the first stage of a two-stage international competition.
The seabird has great cultural significance to both Maori and European mariners. It is a motif which has been explored by many significant New Zealand artists, ancient and modern, Maori and European. Te Wero Bridge’s opening bascules – like open wings of a bird settling on sheltered harbour – are a welcoming gesture and symbol of guardianship for sea-tired vessels returning to the refuge of the Viaduct basin.
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