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Recycled Building Bits

Recycled Building Bits

The Pump House, 544 Tuam Street

4 March 2011

North facade. The Pump House, 544 Tuam Street
The Pump House building recycling business, uses the former City Waterworks Pumping Station as its business premises.North facade, The Pump House, 544 Tuam Street

Area: South East / Phillipstown

Source: Kete Christchurch

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Delabole house in Redcliffs

8 December 1987

Exterior of Delabole house in Redcliffs, a colonial style house built almost entirely out of re-cycled materials from old Christchurch buildings when they were demolished. Stood in front of the house is the owner, Mrs Rawstron.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: South East / Redcliffs