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after a devastating earthquake destroyed much of the city in 1931 napier was rapidly rebuilt in a distinct art deco style step back in time and take a guided tour through the charming city streets and marvel at one of the purest art deco cities in the entire world
After the closure of the Barclays branch in 1999, the Wolseley building was left unoccupied until it was purchased in July 2003 by the restaurateurs Chris Corbin and Jeremy King, who began a major restoration and renovation project.fter the departure of Wolseley Motors, the building was acquired by Barclays Bank, and re-opened in April 1927 as 160 Piccadilly Branch. Barclays re-employed William Curtis Green to create offices and a banking counter, and design furniture in Japanese lacquer.