Te Rauhītanga: The Gathering Place

About the Project

Designed to improve science collaboration and integration.

Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research

Client

December 2021

Completed

Lincoln

Location

Te Rauhītanga: The Gathering Place is an Importance Level Two (IL2) project in Lincoln for Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research. The building was designed to improve science collaboration and integration.

It’s ultimately a space that will help to solve the big problems in science that Manaaki Whenua and its science collaborators are tasked with.

The project is comprised of a modern two-storey office wing, and a two-storey linked building connecting the offices with the existing Herbarium and Fleming buildings.

The new gross floor area is approximately 1,750m², with a further 450m² of upgrade works in the existing office buildings.

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