Timber battens to outside of chimney at end of building. Planting and trees in foreground.
Restaurant tables and chairs on black and white tiles. Large glazed windows overlook marina beyond.
Restaurant tables and chairs on black and white tiles. Large glazed windows overlook marina beyond.
Gable-roofed building under construction with new steelwork and framing.
Builders pouring concrete foundations for a new building. Boat marina in background.
Two men walking in front of timber framed building under construction.
Thick timber beams bolted together and painted white.
Large glazed window with city and palm trees beyond.
Timber battens to outside of chimney at end of building. Planting and trees in foreground.
Restaurant tables and chairs on black and white tiles. Large glazed windows overlook marina beyond.
Restaurant tables and chairs on black and white tiles. Large glazed windows overlook marina beyond.
Gable-roofed building under construction with new steelwork and framing.
Builders pouring concrete foundations for a new building. Boat marina in background.
Two men walking in front of timber framed building under construction.
Thick timber beams bolted together and painted white.
Large glazed window with city and palm trees beyond.

Lone Star

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Commercial – 2022

The new-look Lone Star Gisborne in Shed 1 has been extended out towards the river, with large expanses of glass maximising the views of the harbour and an opening roof ensuring the space is light and inviting.

The old wharf shed, originally built in 1929, was strengthened by DStevens in 2021 and has since undergone an extensive renovation – designed by Tairāwhiti’s Architects 44.

The original character of the building has been retained and enhanced, and old wood from Eastland Port has been recycled by DStevens to make bespoke furniture for the restaurant. The renovation includes a new extension at the west end of the building, an opening louvre roof, kitchen and bathroom upgrades, and some interior changes.

With a simple palette that uses solid exposed timbers and a charcoal and white colour scheme, the renovation is in keeping with the existing materials, detailing and proportions of the original wharf building.

Media

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The Gisborne Herald – Major Reno of Restaurant Running On Time

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