Projects
Building the city we all want
Wellingtonians have asked for a vibrant, safe, and resilient city, and that’s what we’re delivering, with important projects happening all across the city.
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Projects
Te Matapihi Ki te Ao Nui | Central Library
Te Matapihi is being reimagined as a library of the future - a place where everyone can find knowledge, connection, unique experiences, and sense of belonging.
Wellington Water Projects
We’re upgrading the city’s wastewater network with multiple projects within the central city that will create a more resilient and flexible network with more capacity.
Tākina Convention and Exhibition Centre
Tākina was created to attract international and domestic conferences and exhibitions to Wellington, and to provide a place from which to share the stories of the nation.
Te Ngākau Precinct
We’re rebuilding Te Ngākau Civic Precinct to create a place where culture, arts, democracy, and creativity all come together to form the beating heart of our city.
Te Aro Mahana playspace at Frank Kitts Park
The new Te Aro Mahana playspace and Whetuu Maarama waka are open for play and discovery at Frank Kitts Park on the waterfront.
Town Hall and Music School
The heritage-listed Town Hall is being extensively strengthened and upgraded, and will soon be part of a new centre of musical excellence.
The Golden Mile Courtenay Place
One of our city’s busiest areas is getting an upgrade to make it safer, more vibrant, more accessible, and easier to get around.
Thorndon Quay
We’re upgrading Thorndon Quay - a thriving retail district and one of the busiest commuter routes in the city, used by more than 11,000 Wellingtonians every day.
Sustainable Transport
We're growing our sustainable street network, as we continue to make it easier and safer for Wellingtonians to travel by bike, on foot, or on public transport.
Aotea Quay Roundabout
To make it safer to walk, bike, or use public transport along Hutt Road and Thorndon Quay, we’ve built a roundabout on Aotea Quay to redirect freight and ferry traffic onto SH1.
The Green Network
The Green Network Plan ensures that Pōneke has a diverse range of green spaces that bring ecological, social, economic, cultural and public health benefits to the central city.
Moa Point sludge minimisation facility
Our new sludge minimisation facility will reduce the volume of solid waste created during wastewater treatment, saving space in our landfill.