
First permanent steel support in place
The permanent west end support frame is now in place.
Read moreThe permanent west end support frame is now in place.
Read moreTake a drone tour of the inside of the Cathedral, narrated by Heritage Professional Jenny May. The footage was captured by Beca in 2019.
Read moreTemporary steel support frame installed at the South transept
Read moreChrist Church Cathedral Reinstatement Limited has lodged a resource consent application.
Read moreWe have poured the concrete foundation for the temporary steel support frame that will be used to stabilise the north porch of Christ Church Cathedral.
Read moreHear Project Director Keith Paterson describe the early stage of stabilising the Cathedral.
Read moreUPDATE 28 August 2020 - Order in Council approved.
Read moreListen as Project Director, Keith Paterson, explains some of the key activities underway on site.
Read moreWhile we were all in our bubbles over the past few weeks, we saw an opportunity to creatively engage children about the project.
Read moreChrist Church Cathedral Reinstatement Limited has lodged a consent application for stabilisation work.
Read moreThroughout August the Cathedral will be luminescent in pink and blue, lighting up Cathedral Square and reminding people that there is a project underway to reinstate the Cathedral.
Read moreWe are pleased to announce that Naylor Love Canterbury Limited will provide construction logistics, methodologies and programme advice for the project and will begin work in early August 2019.
Read moreIn August we'll be doing some soil sampling, and removing moss and other unwanted vegetation.
Read moreFrom 29 July to 2 August 2019 we'll be doing maintenance to the trees around the Cathedral site.
Read moreWe’re looking forward to sharing the Cathedral’s rich heritage during the 2019 Beca Christchurch Heritage Festival in October.
Read moreWorkers were thrilled to discover a beautiful section of intact stained glass from the Christ Church Cathedral’s Rose Window. It depicts the head of one of the heavenly hierarchy of angels and measures about 13cm by 12cm.
Read moreIn the coming weeks we'll be doing some general maintenance on site and work to protect heritage.
Read moreThe front of Christ Church Cathedral can now be clearly seen following the recent removal of steel framing.
Read moreWork on removing steel framing from the front of Christ Church Cathedral is well underway.
Read moreAn engineer with more than 30 years’ experience has been appointed as the Project Director for the reinstatement of Christ Church Cathedral.
Read moreThe permanent west end support frame is now in place.
Read moreTake a drone tour of the inside of the Cathedral, narrated by Heritage Professional Jenny May. The footage was captured by Beca in 2019.
Read moreTemporary steel support frame installed at the South transept
Read moreChrist Church Cathedral Reinstatement Limited has lodged a resource consent application.
Read moreWe have poured the concrete foundation for the temporary steel support frame that will be used to stabilise the north porch of Christ Church Cathedral.
Read moreHear Project Director Keith Paterson describe the early stage of stabilising the Cathedral.
Read moreUPDATE 28 August 2020 - Order in Council approved.
Read moreListen as Project Director, Keith Paterson, explains some of the key activities underway on site.
Read moreWhile we were all in our bubbles over the past few weeks, we saw an opportunity to creatively engage children about the project.
Read more