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NDG Auckland Centre
The NDG Auckland Centre is a proposed residential and hotel skyscraper in Auckland, New Zealand. it would be the tallest building in New Zealand and the second-tallest freestanding structure (after the Sky Tower (Auckland)) in Auckland, with its height originally proposed at 232 m (761 ft) being 55 m higher than the next competitor, the Vero Centre. It is now proposed at 209 m (687 ft). This would also make it the highest building of the country, as well as the highest residential building. The project was first announced by the Dae Ju Group as the Elliott Tower, however general economic trends halted further progress as of April 2009, and in mid-2012 the site was sold to a Chinese hotel developer, who confirmed in early 2014 that the development would proceed as the NDG Auckland Centre.
== Project history ==
The site was originally occupied by the Royal International Hotel,〔 before it was bulldozed by Chase Corporation in 1987 for a high-rise development that never proceeded.〔 After a succession of owners, the Korean-based Dae Ju Group purchased the site in 2003.〔
Elliot Tower was granted planning permission in October 2007 (with the subsequent building consents still outstanding), and would be located at the crossroads of Lower Elliot, Victoria and Albert Streets, on an empty lot which is currently being occupied by a car park and a reverse bungy ride.〔 However, a late 2007 Environment Court appeal had to be successfully resolved before the building could go forward. SKYCITY Auckland, owners of the nearby Sky Tower, alleged that the building would interfere with the use of communications equipment installed on the tower, as well as lead to future conflicts over privacy within the new apartments which could conceivably be seen into from the tower. Law firm Philips Fox DLA also joined the appeal, claiming the tower went against planning policies.〔''SkyCity, law firm fight plan for tower'' - ''The New Zealand Herald'', Monday 26 November 2006, Page C13〕 By the end of June 2008, these appeals were dropped after an out-of-court settlement, clearing the way for the Elliot to proceed. Construction was originally scheduled to start in 2009, with an estimated completion date of 2013.
The project was dormant due to the 2008 financial crisis.〔''Global woes hammer big projects'' - ''The New Zealand Herald.〕 But in December 2013, the chairman of the Auckland Business Forum Michael Barnett suggested that the construction of the tower would begin in the next two years, along with the construction of the skycity convention centre.
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