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4worldlovers: Fresh Italian fare, vibrant Vietnamese, best-in-class coffee and delicious desserts – Britomart’s nine blocks are bursting with Auckland’s best food.

Kingi (short for kingfish) offers fresh, locally sourced food in thoughtful, approachable ways. Open for everything from early-morning coffee to drinks, snacks and fuller plates at night.

A restaurant in which to be served, nourished and indulged. Using local, ethical, sustainable and seasonal produce with a devotion to flavour no matter its origin.

Named for the God of daily food and fishermen, Ebisu brings together the best of traditional Japanese and modern international dining.

In the spirit of decadence and luxury, Miann Britomart takes the concept of sweet treats to a new level.

Playfully weaving together high fashion and street style, luxury and ease, Karen Walker has cultivated an effortless ‘high-casual’ aesthetic.

Britomart is home to the flagship stores of New Zealand’s best fashion designers, along with a bunch of boutiques showcasing the world’s best brands.

The New Zealand-inspired, San Francisco-born sustainable footwear brand Allbirds has landed at Britomart.

Born in the hills and praised on the street, iconic New Zealand clothing label Huffer is a must-visit Britomart stop-off for those who love casual style.

This is one luxury brand that knows how to engage your senses, from the first fragrant inhalation as you step in the door to the tactile pleasures of the exquisite packaging.

Deadly Ponies is a luxury New Zealand accessories label synonymous with artisanal quality and sumptuous materials.

Britomart is run according to the NZ Green Building Council's Green Star Performance Tool, and we're developing an emissions reduction plan with Toitū Envirocare. We're also looking to create more conversations about sustainability: our Seven Plans for a Better Planet interview series is part of that.

Nathan Houpapa: How to hold a team together through a crisis

In our fourth annual Sustainability Report, we bring together a year's worth of stories about community events and activations, green building projects, our work to reduce carbon emissions and making the shift to sustainable financing.

Britomart’s Car Park at 88 Quay Street, and provides easy access to everything the precinct offers.

Westpac New Zealand’s headquarters opens onto Takutai Square, the vibrant public space at the heart of Britomart.

Diverse, dynamic and deeply committed to sustainability, Britomart is an innovative, modern neighbourhood in which to do business.

A bustling architecture firm works on projects large and small from their offices in the hertiage Northern Steamship building.

Generator are “the engine powering a new form of business ecosystem – coworking” and what a humming engine it is.

Duncan Cotterill is a full service law firm with a presence in Auckland, Wellington, Nelson and Christchurch.

David Hall is a senior lecturer at AUT with deep interests in climate change policy and sustainable finance. Among many other things, he has a doctorate from the University of Oxford and is also one of the designers of Trees That Count planting initiative – so he’s got a good sense of the difference planting trees can make in addressing the challenges of climate change.

Britomart’s regular interview series features one-on-one conversations with guests with great ideas about how to make Auckland an even better place.

Miriama Grace Smith (Ngāti Hau, Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngāti Toarangatira and Ngāti Porou) comes from a family of artists – her mother, Briar Grace Smith is a filmmaker, and her grandmother, Patricia Grace, is one of New Zealand’s most cherished authors and poets. We spoke to the Wellington-based artist about her work, including the illustrations she created for Britomart’s Greening the City project, which can be seen in the Atrium, the Pavilions and on the construction hoardings along Customs St East.

Auckland Central MP Chlöe Swarbrick says creativity and equality of opportunity are the keys to unlocking the city centre’s potential.

Jacqueline Paul talks to Jeremy Hansen about the housing crisis, inequality and the damage racist stereotyping is doing to Auckland.

The Britomart Black Gift Card can be redeemed at any one of the 65+ participating shops, bars, cafes, restaurants and health and beauty businesses at Britomart — even at Britomart Car Park.