Tag: Heritage Building

“Surprise offer made in historic Golden Bay grandstand battle” Nelson Mail (Online Article)

Surprise offer made in historic Golden Bay grandstand battle- Nelson Mail (Online)

"A glimmer of hope appeared for the supporters who are fighting to save an historic grandstand in Golden Bay."

President of the A&P Association Duncan McKenzie stood up at the Golden Bay Community Board meeting in Takaka on Tuesday with a surprise announcement.

McKenzie said the association would donate more of the grounds to the Tasman District Council for carparking at no extra cost, subject to approval at the next meeting.

"There's rumours that the A&P aren't supporting saving the grandstand but that's not really true," he said.

"We do want to keep the grandstand for the shade and elderly people to sit in. The reason we have not been pushing for it is because we still have to work with the Golden Bay sports recreation group and we don't want to burn our bridges there too much. But we definitely want to keep it."

http://www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/82046937/surprise-offer-made-in-historic-golden-bay-grandstand-battle

 

“Christchurch’s oldest farm buildings to be restored” The Press Online (29.06.2016)

Christchurch's oldest farm buildings to be restored  The Press online.

"Funds are being sought for the restoration of a significant piece of Canterbury heritage.

The historic Deans' farm buildings on the Christchurch Boys' High School site will be repaired at a cost of just over $2 million.

The school is embarking on a major community fundraising campaign after its insurance pay-out fell $1m short of the restoration cost.

The old buildings are one of the last remnants of the Deans family farm. The family were among the earliest European settlers of Canterbury. ..."
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/business/the-rebuild/81558386/christchurchs-oldest-farm-buildings-to-be-restored

“Caffe Roma building gets $900,000 council grant” The Press Online Article (24.03.2016)

Caffe Roma building gets $900,000 council grant the Press

"New owners planning to restore a historic central Christchurch building will get a $869,500 city council grant.

The old Midland Club Building, more commonly known as the Caffe Roma building, occupies a prime spot on Oxford Tce, between Gloucester St and Worcester Blvd."

http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/78217060/caffe-roma-building-gets-council-grant