The Beehive, located in Wellington, New Zealand, is not a beehive in the traditional sense; rather, it is a distinctive architectural landmark. Its official name is the Executive Wing of the New Zealand Parliament Buildings. The building’s nickname, “The Beehive,” comes from its unique shape resembling that of a traditional woven beehive or skep.
Standing on the southern coastline of Wellington and looking toward Island Bay with Taputeranga Island in view. Photo taken...
The Former Government Buildings in Wellington, completed in 1876, are one of New Zealand’s most iconic historic landmarks and...
View of houses in Ballantrae Place in Thorndon Wellington. Next door are Parliament Buildings. The top row of these...
View of houses rising up the hill in the suburb of Oriental Bay. Homes here are expensive because of...
This statue pays tribute to Peter Fraser, who served as Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1940 to 1949....
Mount Victoria view of Wellington city and harbor, circa 1990. The Wellington Bus Terminus is in view. Today, a...
The night-time view from the Oriental Bay Lookout is stunning. Located at 52 McFarlane Street, the lookout features a...
Deep saturated colors on the southern coastline of Wellington. Photo taken in 1989, near Wellington Airport.
