Queens Wharf, Auckland, NZ
Concept Design
Urban Design
“Our key objective and concept was to deliver a comprehensive and influential vision that builds on the Auckland City Queens Wharf Vision ”
The question “What will the Queens Wharf look like in the future?” is the question that has captured the imagination of many Aucklanders and interested urban design spectators around the world.
Urbanlogic was instrumental in assembling an experienced design and multi-disciplinary project management team with Thresher Associates and Urban Solutions to put forward a concept.
Our key objective and concept was to deliver a comprehensive and influential vision that builds on the Auckland City Queens Wharf Vision and the overall vision for Auckland.
The idea was to have an active 24/7 public realm space where people can gather to exchange ideas, create communities and engage with the natural and built environment around them. Within the constraints of a fixed $7m public realm budget we allowed for all aspects of the project through to making it all happen on the ground.
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Auckland War Memorial Museum.
The neoclassical Auckland War Memorial Museum is one of New Zealand’s most important museums and war memorials. It’s one of the few New Zealand buildings that can be considered truly “iconic”. The museum sits on a grassed plinth, the remains of a dormant volcano, in the heart of Auckland’s Domain. »
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Gillett Square, Hackney, London
Gilett Square was the first of former London Mayor Ken Livingstone’s 100 new spaces for London. It was a key component of the regeneration of Hackney and the wider Olympic masterplan »
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Peninsula Square, Greenwich, London, UK
Peninsula Square was designed to act as the gateway to the new entertainment destination at the Millennium Dome In addition to the 340.000 square meters of employment spaces, cafes, restaurants and feature works of art, special events and performances will be staged regularly creating a vibrant new outdoor space for London on a square equivalent in size to Leicester Square. »
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The Regents Canal and the Kingsland Basin. UK
As part of the London Plan’s ‘Blue Ribbon Network’ which identifies open water spaces as a principle component of London’s public realm. The objectives of the landscape strategy was to improve both the amenity value of the site and the quality of the public realm »
What is Urban Logic?
Urbanlogic - refers to a logical and technical approach to understanding the built environment from existing cities, new urban developments to creating spaces and places, resolving the issues that we all face, as a collaborative approach.
Services
We offer a personal design service, to support any project at any stage. We understand the client's objectives and outcomes, then apply our considerable expertise to develop visionary and creative design solutions. Our priority is implementing and delivering them for our clients.
Process
The success of Urbanlogic's work is based on 14 years of experience and dedication to design excellence across the urban and landscape design professions. We have established ourselves as creative design consultants, capable of delivering projects within cost constraints and on time.
