Veterinary Sciences Complex

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The buildings comprising the Veterinary Sciences Complex were erected over a number of years as part of a larger building project. Stage I of this project saw the completion of the Veterinary Clinic Building in May 1968.

Following this, the Tower Block was completed in 1971, as Stage II. Both Stage I and II were designed by architects of the then Ministry of Works.

The stables were erected in 1978.

A new extension to the Complex was completed in 2012.

In January 2019, the Tower Block was deemed earthquake-prone, and by June plans had been put forward to demolish the building and build a brand new replacement.

ContributorMassey University Archives

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Boiler House. View of Veterinary Sciences Complex, 1967

Faculty of Veterinary Sciences Photograph Album, 1963 to 1978

Manawatū campus gardens and Veterinary Tower, 1980s

Massey University campus, 2 March 1976

Massey University campus, 1 February 1969

Massey University campus, 13 December 1973

Massey University campus, 5 September 1978

Massey University campus, April 1999

Massey University campus, October 1965

Massey University, Manawatū campus, 2017

Science Towers. Construction of Service Tunnels for Block D, 1981

Science Towers. Construction of Service Tunnels for Block D, April 1981

The Veterinary Tower Block, mid 1990s

Veterinary Animal Laboratory. Foundations under construction, 15 December 1964

Veterinary Animal Laboratory. Foundations under construction, 24 November 1964

Veterinary Sciences Complex, 1974

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