Our Projects
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.
Cargill’s Castle
September 2011
In August 2011, Jackie Gillies + Associates completed a conservation plan and condition assessment, on behalf of the Cargill’s Castle Trust.
Wakatipu Trail
September 2011
The Wakatipu Trail Trust plans to lay a cycle-friendly trail which will involve some engineering in places, the reuse of parts of the old road and the traversing of areas containing cold tailings.
Anglesea Street Archaeology
September 2011
In March 2010 an Archaeological Assessment on the Anglesea Street site of the former Arrowtown Public School was produced due to proposals to redevelop the site as a residence.
Woodside, Dunedin
July 2011
Jackie Gillies + Associates have undertaken a condition survey and heritage inventory as part of the initial stages of repairing this Category I historic house
Alexandra Suspension Bridge 1882
January 2011
In October 2010, Jackie Gillies + Associates began work, on behalf of Central Otago District Council, on a conservation plan for the surviving structures of the 1882 suspension bridge.
St John’s Church, Arrowtown
November 2010
St John’s Presbyterian Church was built in 1872 and designed by FW Burwell. It’s Vestry was added in 1876 and a Sunday School Hall was added in 1959.
Oliver’s Lodge, Clyde
November 2010
Oliver’s Lodge and Restaurant have been a landmark in Clyde since the 1970s
Paradise Homestead – Re-opened
May 2010
The pictorial set that accompanies this article illustrates the difference that years of hard work have given to this building.
Queenstown’s Heritage
January 2010
This set of pictures celebrates Queenstown’s unique built heritage
Skippers Road Landslip – Archaeological Investigation
December 2009
The Skippers road, built in the late 19th c., runs 16 km from Skippers Saddle to the abandoned settlement of Skippers.
Balfour Stables, Wakatipu Basin
December 2009
This award winning adaptive re-use of a seven-bay stone stable was completed in 2009. The stable was originally part of a larger farm established in the late 19th century in the Wakatipu Basin….More>
Paradise House, Paradise, Glenorchy
November 2009
Paradise House is located some 20km beyond Glenorchy on the edge of Mount Aspiring National Park. It was originally built as a retirement home for New Zealand’s first architect, William Mason, in 1883.
Butler’s Farm, Fruitlands
November 2009
Butler’s Farm is a stone-built farmhouse and group of farm buildings at Fruitlands, south of Alexandra. The farmhouse and the outbuildings were built by John McDonough in c. 1873.
Dunedin Town Hall, Dunedin
November 2009
A competition to design Dunedin’s new Town Hall was originally held in 1914, but building did not commence until 1929. It was widely regarded at the time as the finest Town Hall in New Zealand.