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Trentham Camp; high-stud warehouse wins architectural award.
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DescriptionThe building was designed by a Wellington consultancy, CAD Centre, and featured nine-metre-high pallet racking, designed to operate during and after 9-Modified-Mercalli-Scale earthquakes
It won a local New Zealand Institute of Architects Pilkington Award.
A greyscale image was printed in the 'Leader' on October 25, 1988.
The February 24, 1987 'Leader' pictured Major-General John Mace and Lieutenant-Colonel Keith Hansen on a backhoe; Hawkins Construction had begun construction. The building would cost $1.6 m, and house $60m of equipment; it could accommodate 3700 NATO pallets. Completion was expected by January 1988.
Date TakenOctober 1988
It won a local New Zealand Institute of Architects Pilkington Award.
A greyscale image was printed in the 'Leader' on October 25, 1988.
The February 24, 1987 'Leader' pictured Major-General John Mace and Lieutenant-Colonel Keith Hansen on a backhoe; Hawkins Construction had begun construction. The building would cost $1.6 m, and house $60m of equipment; it could accommodate 3700 NATO pallets. Completion was expected by January 1988.
Date TakenOctober 1988Depicts or relates to
PlaceTrentham Camp
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Reference1988 10 25 13FormatGreyscale printSize171 x 119
FormatGreyscale printSize171 x 119Scanned byDon McLeod
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