Sights in East Coast and the Volcanic Zone

East Coast and the Volcanic Zone

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1. ASB Bank

Building/Architectural Site

One of Napier's more notable buildings is at the corner of Hastings and Emerson streets. The Māori theme on the lintels is probably the country...Read More
2. Criterion Hotel

Hotel–Sight

This is typical of the Spanish Mission style, which Napier took on because of its success in Santa Barbara, California, where an earthquake...Read More
3. Daily Telegraph Building

Building/Architectural Site

Now a real-estate office, the Daily Telegraph Building is another Napier classic. It has almost all the deco style, incorporating zigzags, fountain...Read More
4. Former Government Building

Building/Architectural Site

A decorative lighthouse pillar at the front takes on the almost-Gothic menace that art deco architecture sometimes has (picture New York's Chrysler...Read More
5. Hildebrandt's Building

Building/Architectural Site

Hildebrandt's has an excellent frieze, which is best viewed from across Dalton Street. The original owner was a German who migrated to New Zealand...Read More
6. Market Reserve Building

Building/Architectural Site

On Tennyson and Hastings, this was the first building to rise after the earthquake. Its steel metal frame was riveted, not welded, so that the...Read More
7. Rothman's Building

Building/Architectural Site

A little over a kilometer (½ mile) north of the central core stands one of the area's finest deco edifices. The 1932 structure has been totally...Read More

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East Coast and the Volcanic Zone