Roger Walker (architect)

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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.

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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 mid 2008)
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