A 3d perspective of the $10 million development coming to the recently cleared lots on the corner of Willow and Harington Streets has been released.

The three storey office block incorporating a ground floor café is already 40 per cent leased, says Brunel Group construction manager Paul Anning.

A perspective of 'The Reserve” for the Willow/Harington Streets corner.

The project will be released to the market in the next few months.

'It's great to bring a new project to the city's central business district,” says Paul.

Brunel Group are the design, build and management company for JWL Investment Trust.

The new building will be called "The Reserve" and is planned for completion in April 2018.

Demolition of the two former pubs was expected to be completed last week. Read more here.

Recently named Flaunt and The Vault, earlier names include Illuminati, Lucky clover/Route 67, The Colosseum, The Temple Bar, La Casa Bar, the Home bar, and there may be others.

The buildings on the corner of Willow and Harington streets being torn down. Photos: Chris Callinan.

The smaller building built as a private home was an advertising agency before being converted into a bar in the 1990s. The neighbor on the corner was once Para Rubber.

The corner building was built at the dawn of the twentieth century as the Mechanics Institute, and later became the first Tauranga public library.

Paul says some of the timbers from the building were kauri, but most of the planking was pine.

'We have put it out to some of the furniture makers in the bay who have taken a fair bit of it for recycling which is good.”