Saturday, August 8, 2009
Transforming Queens Wharf's cool shed into a "Cool Shed"
2 comments:
- Unknown said...
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Joel,
As you have been on to the wharf, is there a possibility of providing some lower level action nearer the sea, low level decks that are more intimately associated with the water similar to the old blue boats wharf area and to provide some security to the high wharf feel (for the squeemish)and some vertical interest? -
August 24, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- Joel Cayford said...
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Anton, Thanks for this. There appears to be a lot of pressure from Ports of Auckland to keep control of access all round the wharf edge. But that's not reasonable - especially for the end. Also, there is pressure from ome in the ARC that there is not justification for lots of spending on structure - like the sorts of things you describe. (Personally I would like steps down to the sea at the end - and at othe places...) In the meantime, a good option is pontoons. Big ones. And gangways running down from the wharf level. You can see how good these are at Hamburg's waterfront in my: www.places4people.org.nz website, look under Eurowaterfronts.
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August 24, 2009 at 11:51 AM
2 comments:
Joel,
As you have been on to the wharf, is there a possibility of providing some lower level action nearer the sea, low level decks that are more intimately associated with the water similar to the old blue boats wharf area and to provide some security to the high wharf feel (for the squeemish)and some vertical interest?
Anton, Thanks for this. There appears to be a lot of pressure from Ports of Auckland to keep control of access all round the wharf edge. But that's not reasonable - especially for the end. Also, there is pressure from ome in the ARC that there is not justification for lots of spending on structure - like the sorts of things you describe. (Personally I would like steps down to the sea at the end - and at othe places...) In the meantime, a good option is pontoons. Big ones. And gangways running down from the wharf level. You can see how good these are at Hamburg's waterfront in my: www.places4people.org.nz website, look under Eurowaterfronts.
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