Public Trust Building
152 Oxford Terrace · 152 Oxford Terrace · Building
The encyclopaedia on it
The former Public Trust Building in Christchurch, New Zealand, is a heritage building designed by leading architect Cecil Wood that was threatened with demolition. It is now being restored for a range of office and hospitality tenants.
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What is known
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- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
- Former Public Trust Office, 152-156 Oxford Terrace —
Nearby on the register
- Mill Island and Setting — 71 Hereford Street
- Captain Robert Falcon Scott Statue and Setting — 153 Oxford Terrace
- Hereford Street Bridge — 71 Hereford Street
- Former Municipal Chambers and Setting — 159 Oxford Terrace
- Worcester Street Bridge and Setting
- Commercial Building and Setting, Former Chief Post Office — 1 Cathedral Square
- Former Midland Club and Setting — 176 Oxford Terrace
- Canterbury Club Gas Lamp and Setting
Questions, answered briefly
Building on the record in 152 Oxford Terrace, at 152 Oxford Terrace.
152 Oxford Terrace, 152 Oxford Terrace — on the map →