The switch will be officially flicked on the lighting upgrade to the Rotorua Museum's exterior tomorrow evening. Photo/File
The switch will be officially flicked on the lighting upgrade to the Rotorua Museum's exterior tomorrow evening.
The long anticipated outdoor colour LED lighting upgrade has been completed, thanks to generous funding support from the Rotorua Museum Centennial Trust (RMCT), and will enable a vast array of lighting effects
at the flick of a switch.
Similar to other iconic buildings like Auckland's Museum and Sky Tower, and international landmarks like the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Rotorua Museum will now be able to illuminate the Bath House building to mark significant occasions.
The lighting upgrade signals the final phase of the $22 million Centennial Project which began in 2006 with the museum's viewing platform, then in September 2011 with the completion of the Don Stafford wing.
"The floodlighting alone will be a tourist must see," said RMCT Chairman Lyall Thurston.
"Full marks to museum director Stewart Brown and his team for coordinating the massive installation and keeping everything on track."