Roger Walker (architect)

Roger Nevill Walker (born 1942, Hamilton, NZ) is a New Zealand architect based in Wellington. After graduating in architecture from the University of Auckland in the 1960s, Walker worked for the architecture firm Calder Fowler & Styles, until he established his own practice in the early 1970s.

Designs

• Link Building, Wellington Waterfront (1969)
• Wellington Club (1969-72, demolished c. 1986)
• Whakatane Airport (1973-74)
• Park Mews, Hataitai, Wellington (1974) [1]
• Rainbow Springs Tourism Complex, Rotorua (1976-81)
• Willis Street Village, Wellington (1979-80) [2]
• Centre City Shopping Centre, New Plymouth (1985)
• Chesterman Group Offices, Hamilton (1992-93)
• Margrain Winery and Conference Centre, Martinborough (1990s)
• Thorndon School, Wellington (c. early 2000s)
• Century City Apartments (to be completed early 2009)
• The Boundary townhouse complex, Wellington (construction announced as of mid-2007)
• Redevlopment of Cuba Mall & Victoria Street (to be built)
• Novotel Gardens Park Royal Hotel, Queenstown
• Harris House, Hamilton, Lake Rotoroa
• St Patrick’s Church, Taumaranui
• Solitaire Lodge, Tarawera
• Wairakei Hotel Villas and recreational facilities, Taupo
• Waitomo Caves Visitor Centre
• Cuttance House, Tirohanga, Lower Hutt
• 164 The Esplanade Island Bay [3]

References

Positively Architecture! New Zealand's Roger Walker, by Gerald Melling, 1985.

See also

• Ian Athfield

External links

• Profile on Century City Ltd