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| KIDSON'S BUILDING (1932) is one of Napier's most appealing smaller Art Deco buildings, with its two original shop-fronts.
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| The HAWKE'S BAY CHAMBERS (1932) is a downtown building which houses Charlie's Art Deco Restaurant.
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| THE FORMER HOTEL CENTRAL (1932) Is one of Napier's largest and finest Art Deco buildings. The upper floor has recently been refurbished.
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| KIDSON'S BUILDING (1932) is one of Napier's most appealing smaller Art Deco buildings, with its two original shop-fronts.
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| THE MUNICIPAL THEATRE (1938) Napier's largest theatre (also its town hall) was built in 1938, and has traces of the Streamline Modern style of the late thirties. It's superb interior was refurbished in the 1990s, with decorative plaster-work, neon lighting and chrome speed-lines. The carpet was rewoven to the original design.
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| The DAILY TELEGRAPH Building (1932), home of Napier's newspaper before its amalgamation.
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| THE MUNICIPAL THEATRE (1938) Napier's largest theatre (also its town hall) was built in 1938, and has traces of the Streamline Modern style of the late thirties. It's superb interior was refurbished in the 1990s, with decorative plaster-work, neon lighting and chrome speed-lines. The carpet was rewoven to the original design.
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| THE FORMER HOTEL CENTRAL (1932) Is one of Napier's largest and finest Art Deco buildings. The upper floor has recently been refurbished.
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| The TAYLOR BUILDING in Emerson Street is typical of the buildings in the downtown area.
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| The MASONIC HOTEL (1932) Occupies a prime site on Napier's Marine Parade. It was the most modern-looking building in Napier when it was completed
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| THE MUNICIPAL THEATRE (1938) Napier's largest theatre (also its town hall) was built in 1938, and has traces of the Streamline Modern style of the late thirties. It's superb interior was refurbished in the 1990s, with decorative plaster-work, neon lighting and chrome speed-lines.
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