This tiny old church is soon to be demolished, it is juxtaposed with the city high rises around it.
Category: New Zealand
Clock Tower
As viewed from a nearby rooftop at dusk.
Sacrilegious
This iconic church has been abandoned due to earthquake risk, since the photos were taken the organ has been stripped out.
Railways
An abandoned railway building, it is full of asbestos so if you come across this one I would advise you to stay away unless you have an appropriate mask.
Aparmentalised
Recently abandoned in central wellington (to much dismay) these flats are apparently so earthquake prone that a large man falling over in one of the rooms could have initiated a serious structural failure.
Year of the snake
Fireworks celebrating the year of the snake and the climbing of various structures to view them.
Rooftopping
A pic from the field 🙂
Skate Park
An abandoned skate park in Wellington. These series of images were featured on the exellent Weburbanist last year, in a feature called “Boarded Up: 15 Rad & Gnarly Abandoned Skate Parks”. Check the article out here…
Chiller
Exploring the ruins of a former coolstore in Patea, 3 hours north of Wellington…
The Chapel – Photographs
Some photographs of this pristine gothic chapel hidden away in an abandoned building.
[Updated 2014]
The Fort
An old fort that once protected Wellington harbour from attack.
Prison/Military buildings
These structures have long been forgotten.
Underground Structures
These underground rooms are part of an old defence installation in Wellington and now seem to be mainly used as a rubbish dumping site.
Underground Bunker
Once part of Wellington’s WWII defence network, this bunker now lies neglected and half buried.
Aviation Building
This relocated building has been sitting dormant for quite some time.
The College
This school was closed in the 1980s and has been mostly left to ruin. The main building was “red stickered” last year, and like many buildings in Wellington declared “earthquake prone”. It’s more than likely the buildings will now be demolished- all the more reason to explore the site while it still remains…
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