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Wellington considers which heritage buildings to save

Tuesday, July 15th, 2014

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St Mary of the Angels Church, Erskine Convent and St Gerard’s Monastery are among the 137 heritage buildings considered earthquake prone.

Questions are now being asked about which of Wellington city’s earthquake prone buildings should be saved.

A total of 5184 pre-1976 buildings have been examined, with 684 deemed earthquake prone as at June 30. Continue reading

Read also opinion piece: Hard calls to make on heritage buildings

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Tags: Earthquake prone buidlings, Heritage Buildings

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