Auckland without a car - not so difficult.

Me with my beautiful dog.

Much watch time-lapse on the project - great progress, and a good investment for South Auckland.

That perfect Sydney skyline shot from the airport.

View towards Queen Street from a building on Kitchener Street.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_light_rail

Kaohsiung, photos taken from our hotel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaohsiung_Rapid_Transit_System

SkyTower Auckland, as viewed from M Social across the Downtown Carpark.

Entitlement parking on the footpath.

Poor mismatch of urban realm treatment along Quay Street adjacent the redeveloped Copthorne Building (now M Social).

www.conradproperties.com/en/portfolio/?ID=10 

Looking north towards the new UniSA Health Innovation Building, with the Adelaide Convention Centre on the right.

The riverbank in Adelaide, looking north.

A blank wall on High Street. I really don’t find them quite has horrifying as everyone else in the NZ architecture and planning profession.

Flashback to when the Central Area Plan for Auckland encouraged the use of east-west footbridges and underpasses in the CBD to help pedestrians navigate grade changes between the streets.

Auckland skyline from Vue Restaurant, Grand Mercure.

The inside of 92 Albert St, Auckland - a Chase Corporation project. This building used to have a food court, with connections right through to Queen Street.