In February/March 2020, the Hutt City Council turned the relatively quiet Andrews Avenue in Lower Hutt, Wellington into a creative and vibrant space. It was one of Waka Kotahi’s Innovating Streets case studies.
The Government has allocated funding to support businesses in gaining expert advice from professional service providers. This funding allows businesses to access vouchers for the full cost of engaging with business services.
A pop-up stall (actually a converted container) has been operating in Andrews Avenue each evening selling hot chocolate as part of the Hutt Valley "Sweet As" challenge for 2020.
Read more about the challenge and the entries here
A group of students from the Wellington School of Design have turned a quiet Lower Hutt street into a creative and vibrant space through their third-year design course.
Friday, 4 October 2019, 3:44 pm
Press Release: Hutt City Council
Next week council will meet to consider supporting a new project called “Urban Camouflage” which aims to transform the relatively quiet Andrews Avenue in Lower Hutt into a creative and vibrant space
