The boatshed and slipways, built on the Frankton site in 1934-5 – ‘industrial’ building associated with the tradition of boat building and shipping on the lake.
In April 1890, Emma Josephine Campbell died and left a substantial bequest to build an Anglican church and parsonage for the people of Kurow and Duntroon.
In January 2012, Jackie Gillies + Associates prepared a historic heritage assessment of one of the 19th century co-operative dairy farms on the Peninsular on behalf of The Department of Conservation.
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.
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.
Jackie Gillies + Associates have undertaken a condition survey and heritage inventory as part of the initial stages of repairing this Category I historic house
The Kawarau Bridge is part of an area that was heavily mined from the gold rushes of 1862 and onwards through the closing decades of the 19th century and into the 20th.
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.