A sports hub building to replace the existing clubrooms.
Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities will lease Arlington sites 1 and 3 for the redevelopment of social housing and other housing options.
We are proposing to make traffic safety improvements in Berhampore. This was identified as a priority during community engagement.
We are upgrading the Aro Valley Community Centre over three years to meet growing community needs.
The Basin Reserve is one of New Zealand’s most picturesque and historic cricket grounds.
We are planning an upgrade of the coastal wharves in the CBD and Eastern suburbs.
We are working to make getting places by bike safer and easier for everyone.
We are working on a number of earthquake strengthening projects across the city.
We are remediating the upslope bank in Grafton Road, to make it safe and resilient for road users.
In 2019 we created a pocket square at the intersection of Grey Street and Lambton Quay.
We are working on strengthening the bridge on Happy Valley Road, Owhiro Bay.
We are investigating redevelopment options for this Council-owned social housing site in Harrison Street, Brooklyn.
We're recommending a mountable roundabout at a busy four-way intersection in Hataitai Village.
We are carrying out minor safety improvements to the Hutt Road pedestrian crossing near Rangiora Avenue in Kaiwharawhara.
We’ve secured $1 million from the Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to design four Innovating Streets trial projects with our community.
Find out about projects associated with the Johnsonville Town Centre Plan that are currently under way.
The Council is working with community groups to improve the Karori Town Centre.
We intend to make Karori Tunnel safer and more accessible for pedestrians and to stop it from leaking.
We're working on numerous laneways projects around the city centre.
This is a joint initiative between Wellington City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council and the NZ Transport Agency.
We are restoring and repairing the Lyall Bay Sea Wall from May to September 2020.
In 2020, we upgraded the Makara Peak main entrance and car park to ensure it is a safe and welcoming hub for visitors.
We're building a 17-metre sea wall at Kau Bay on Massey Road to support the road and stop coastal erosion.
Work to improve Miramar Town centre, including pedestrian safety, traffic flow and parking.
We are creating a new fenced dog exercise area at Mount Albert Park, Southgate, with completion expected in early 2020.
We are investigating redevelopment options for this Council-owned social housing site on Nairn Street.
We are upgrading the facilities at Newlands Park to make it an even better place to play and explore.
We're upgrading Newtown community facilities in the next three years to meet growing community needs.
Major strengthening is happening in Ngaio Gorge to make this key transport route stronger and more resilient.
In July 2020 we completed waterproofing the Northland Tunnel.
This reservoir will provide critical bulk water storage for our central business district area and low-lying suburbs.
We are rebuilding the sea wall to support the roading infrastructure above it and to make it safer for the public.
Our city is growing. The District Plan will soon be up for review. The decisions we make now, will shape the way we live, for decades.
We have carried out footpath upgrades on Rangiora Avenue in Kaiwharawhara.
In July 2020, we strengthened the Ruahine Street footbridge to make it safer for pedestrians.
Information relating to a proposed Shelly Bay development.
We are upgrading the existing play equipment at Shorland Park in Island Bay in 2021.
With only 4 years left until the current stage of the Southern Landfill is full, we're looking at the best ways to manage our city’s waste.
St James Theatre is closed for scheduled strengthening and refurbishment work.
We are building a conference and exhibition centre so Wellington can host larger conferences and conventions.
The purpose of this improvement project is to make the centre a more attractive, vibrant, and safe place.
We're working on a programme that looks at the future of Te Ngākau as a whole.
We propose to develop a new community located between Churton Park and Tawa, Upper Stebbings Valley and Glenside West.
Waihinahina Park is the popular name for the area that used to be the Horokiwi landfill.
We’re upgrading Wall Park in Linden to make it a better place to play.
We installed a rainbow crossing to show our support for the city’s LGBTQI community.