About this print
The James Hight Library was New Zealand’s largest university building when it opened in 1974. Designed by the Ministry of Works, the building, with its striped, exposed concrete facade and internal floating stairs, is an important example of brutalist architecture.
Edition open in all sizes
Printed by endemicworld on mid-weight acid free paper w/ archival inks
Framing style simple w/ classic moulding
About the Artist
Hamish Thompson specialises in symbol, identity and information design. He applies this to a diverse range of projects, including book design, branding, architectural graphics, and fine art prints. Hamish is from Wellington and loves the mix of architecture the city has. He celebrates this within his unique series of art prints of familiar city buildings.
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