Louis Hay Art Deco Building Walking Tour

Napier Napier
Friday to:
18 Jul
Saturday
19 Jul

Venue

Cnr Herschell & Tennyson Streets, Napier

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PER PERSON
$25.00

Timing

Running Time: 1 hour

Venue

Cnr Herschell & Tennyson Streets, Napier

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2.50%
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6.00%
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$2.00
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1.80%

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Louis Hay set up his architectural practice in the beautiful seaside town of Napier. There he stamped his mark with a range of buildings, embracing current international architectural innovations, particularly assimilating the modernist style of American Frank Lloyd Wright.

After the devastating Hawke’s Bay 1931 earthquake Louis Hay became a member of the newly formed Associated Architects and Napier Reconstruction Committees. Their challenge: to rebuild the town in a sympathetic, modern style using the new New Zealand building code. Over the course of an hour, this walking tour will take you on a trip back in time through the lens of one of Napier’s most important and beloved architects.

Hosted by Gail Pope, MTG Social History Curator.


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