Posts tagged: City Centre
Calling – this time – all Waitemata cyclists to the AHB
Repeating the event recently held on the northern side of the bridge, the SkyPath Trust and the Waitemata Local Board invite you to a meeting Thursday next week (11 April).
What will the walk and cycleway over the Auckland Harbour Bridge mean for the area? How and where will it connect? IS there indeed going to be icecream?
If you are interested, click on the poster at right to find out more [Richmond Yacht Club is at the AHB end of Curran Street, and then along the the seawall btw...]
Breakfast Conversation Session: Cycling & Auckland Issues – Thur 4 April
Hasn’t it been a wonderful summer for cycling to work? Make the most of the morning by joining us at the Art Gallery Cafe for our April conversation session. Informal and all welcome… No need to RSVP….just drop in. See you there!
from 7.30am onwards
Thursday 4th April
Art Gallery Cafe, Level 1
(entrance from the cafe terrace off Albert Park)
Motorway madness – bring on the bikes!
Look at this. Just look at this – that motorway is all jammed up. Bikes to the rescue!
The art installation from Matter on the Nelson Street off-ramp is shaping up fabulously. Go see it this Saturday!
Cycling on the motorway
A message from Matter, good friends of cycling and CAA
Saturday the 23rd of March is Auckland’s annual festival of creative thinking, Urbis Design Day. This sees designers partnering with suppliers to make a themed installation, so this year, Matter architects are working with Resene to present the potential of cycling in the city….
…..the setting is the old Nelson Street off ramp, to be viewed from the K’
Road overbridge, and Day Street…..
……the design will be revealed from Wednesday onwards, until it’s
completion for Saturdays event…..
…..if you’d like to tour the other venues of Design Day, tickets are
available from www.urbis.co.nz…..
[Editor's note: Maybe you already know Matter - they are the folks who produced the stunning graphics in the walking and cycling masterplan for the Central Motorway Junction - and of course, Nelson Street off-ramp is a centre-piece of potential cycle connections from the southern CBD to K Road to Nelson Street. As shown in this awesome artists's impressions:
The work on the off-ramp growing over the next couple days will be an art installation, not the walking/cycling path shown above - but it should give a lot of people a hint of how we can do much better with our urban spaces. If London can carve off a part of its urban motorway system to provide cycleways, we can do too!]
[Further editor's note: If anyone is interested in the CMJ Walking & Cycling Masterplan by NZTA, please sound off in the comments - can't link to it directly as it is 12mb]



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