Auckland’s Symphony Centre development will move forward without residential components. The project, originally planned for midtown Auckland, will no longer include apartment units. The decision comes after a change in the development’s design. The Symphony Centre is a major cultural and commercial project in the city. The revised plan focuses on the building’s core functions. No details on the new design have been released. The development remains scheduled to proceed. The change reflects a shift in the project’s priorities. The city has not commented on the decision. The project is expected to proceed as planned. The revised plans aim to align with current zoning regulations. The development will still include performance spaces and retail areas. The change affects the overall scale of the project. The decision was made by the development team. The Symphony Centre is a key part of Auckland’s urban development. The revised plans will be reviewed by local authorities. The project’s timeline remains unchanged. The development will continue as a non-residential complex.