About this print
Unlike the rectilinear style of earlier Ministry of Works architecture, this building is circular. It replaced a 1912 post office that had become too small. A striking feature is the precast arches that radiate out from the central atrium. It ceased operating as a post office in 1996 but is still a community landmark because of its eye-catching design.
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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