Anglicans reject Cathedral vision

Tuesday, October 22nd, 2013

A grand vision of what could become of Cathedral Square and the relic of its earthquake-damaged Anglican cathedral was presented by computer graphics pioneer IAN TAYLOR last week.

Bishop Victoria Matthews said although it was a “highly innovative and creative design”, the large area it encompassed meant it was difficult for the Anglican diocese to consider seriously. Here, Taylor comments on that response. Continue reading

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