Clyde Railway Station
January 2012
In 1907 the Otago Central Railway reached Clyde and the Troup B type station was opened there on 2nd April....
Conservation + Creative Reuse of Historic Buildings
Jackie Gillies + Associates carry out building conservation, creative re-use and associated archaeology of historic buildings and sites to the highest possible professional standards as well as promoting awareness of building conservation. The Practice comprises a small team of professionals with like minded values, each with divergent but complimentary skills. It practices mainly in the South Island whilst also offering its expertise to the rest of New Zealand and Australasia. Queenstown Architecture focused on Creative reuse and Historical Buildings.
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In November Robin Miller attended the 3 day 16th Engineering Heritage Australia Conference in Hobart, Tasmania and gave a paper on the development and use of early concrete in Otago. The paper was largely based upon the company’s work at two 1870s concrete houses in Dunedin – Woodside and Cargill’s Castle.
Our Projects
Our projects encompass a wide range of building types from houses and cottages, redundant farm buildings, halls, churches, municipal buildings and ruins, as well as urban design guidelines.
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About Us
We can provide a total service from historical research, through conservation plan writing and on to careful and sympathetic design proposals and implementation.