Charles Fergusson Building

Charles Fergusson Building opened in 1975 and is named after Sir Charles Fergusson, Governor General of New Zealand from 1924 – 1930.

Designed by the architectural division of the Ministry of Works, this Brutalist style building has been fully redeveloped to accommodate the current needs of government agencies.

The building comprises a basement, lower ground, ground, and 14 upper levels. The redevelopment extends the floor plate from 800sqm to 900sqm.

The redevelopment, designed by Warren and Mahoney includes a facade, seismic strengthening to 100% of National Building Standard, new lifting systems, and mechanical services and new modern base build fit out.

Charles Fergusson Building is managed by Precinct.