TOM WELLINGTON-

Building rumours 12: The real Serepisos towers?
It looks like our speculations about possible locations for Terry Serepisos' "tallest building in Wellington;" weren't far off, and that his plans are more concrete than I thought. Rumour has it that he is working on an application for
Ten of the best
As a follow-up to their ten worst buildings article, today the Dominion Post finally got around to publishing the Architectural Centre's list of the ten best buildings in Wellington;, or at least those built in the last 60 years (the
Playing favourites #1: Wellington City Library
But the Wellington; City Library is everything that postmodernist architecture was supposed to have been about: design as language and meaning, taking the best from history while being responsive to the needs of a changing society,
Online to On the Wall
We all know that Wellington; is a great place to take photos: its natural beauty, public art, lively street life and eclectic architecture all contribute to a visually stimulating city. The busy Flickr-ers of the Wellington; Flickr group
Amaro roundup
Capitol is indeed the amaro capital of Wellington;, featuring some exquisite and obscure liqueurs involving myrtle, gentian and other aromatic herbs. But my favourite discovery had to be Barolo Chinato, a much richer blend than expected,
Coffee in chains
Part of 'The Wellington;' hotel/apartment development - future site of Caffe Italiano In fact, The Kick is about to have its Tiki mugs and Simon Morse posters surrounded by coffee beans, since the shop on the other side is soon to become
Putting the Kunst into Country
If you've had enough of pretending to be Latin American, The Mighty Mighty now give you an opportunity to pretend to be from a very different part of the world with ten days of The Berlin Bonanza. Much of this appears to involve a
No Go Wellington
When Infratil took over Stagecoach Wellington;, I was cautiously optimistic: after all, who wouldn't prefer our buses to be owned by a local company rather than a multinational with an atrocious industrial relations reputation?
Nothing on
It has been brought to my attention that "a common complaint from native Aucklanders when they venture south, or even tourists, is that, after three days in Wellington; there is nothing to do". While the writer of that comment
Shooting fish at the bottom of the barrel
File under: architecture, urbanism, Wellington;. The Architectural Centre has had a go at identifying Wellington's worst buildings, and the results are featured on pages A8 and A9 of yesterday's Dominion Post. While I might quibble about
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WellUrban: Whose lane is it, anyway?
Proposed Wellington bus lane network The actual proposals (Report 1 and its appendices About Me. My Photo: Name: Tom Beard: Location: Wellington, NZ
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The Wake of Wellington
That example of heroism alone should warn us that Hughes has little interest in the kind of heroism exemplified by Wellington. Tom does defend his charge
Uncle Tom's Shadow
The Annotated Uncle Tom's Cabin explores one of the most influential novels in American history. Uncle Tom's Shadow. Darryl Lorenzo Wellington
thePeerage.com - Tom Aisbett and others
Tom Aisbett was born on 7 March 1949 in Warworth, Northumberland, Brigadier Sir Arthur Valerian Wellesley, 8th Duke of Wellington was born on 2 July
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Vor allem der fabulÃ¶se Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor) und die Ã¤uÃŸerst begabte Allison Mack (Chloe Sulivan) laufen Tom Wellington (Clark Kent) und Kristin
Untitled Document
Since 1997 Tom has been a lecturer in resource management law at Victoria University, Wellington. He currently teaches an undergraduate course (Laws 318:
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