
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 moreMore than just a building - Concept Design for Christ Church Cathedral brings vision to reality
Read moreTemporary steel support frame installed at the South transept
Read moreMeet Elaine Alexander, a green thumb.
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 moreListen as Project Director, Keith Paterson, explains some of the key activities underway on site.
Read moreWe were delighted to host an intern from the University of Canterbury between February and May 2020.
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 moreDean of Christ Church Cathedral, Lawrence Kimberley, and Bishop of Te Waipounamu, Richard Wallace, bless the site and all who will work on the project. Physical work on the Cathedral will begin in the coming days.
Read moreDuring the COVID19 Lockdown of 2020 Dean Lawrence Kimberley, Dean of Christchurch reminds us to love one another.
Read moreThe stained glass windows of the Cathedral have two layers of story.
Read moreListen as Mrs Bowden from Kent UK describes her visit to the Cathedral just days before the earthquake. She has donated a Christening Gown to help with fundraising for the reinstatement.
Read moreWatch as two very dedicated women tell the story of making the Cope (cloak) for the ordination of Rt Rev Maurice Goodall at Christ Church Cathedral.
Read moreWatch retired Cabinetmaker Ross Clapp describe his work for the Cathedral in the 1980s.
Read moreWatch as students from Ara explain how they designed the "All will be well" mural for the fence of the Cathedral.
Read moreWatch as we lit up the Cathedral in August 2019 after 8 years of darkness.
Read moreWatch as we symbolically brought back the sound of bells to the Cathedral in winter 2019 after 8 years of silence.
Read moreWatch highlights of the day in November 2019 that His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales met with Cathedral supporters and visited the Cathedral site.
Read moreHear stonemason Mark Whyte explain how stone and glass has been retrieved and catalogued for the reinstatement of Christ Church Cathedral.
Read moreReinstating a sacred and iconic Cathedral is no everyday project.
Read moreAll creatures great and small are welcome at this special Cathedral service for people and the important animals in their lives.
Read moreA fun opportunity for children aged 5 to 10 to get crafty while finding out the story behind Christ Church Cathedral's iconic Rose Window.
Read moreSpeaking from the Transitional Cathedral, Dean of Christchurch Lawrence Kimberley shares his excitement about bringing people back to Cathedral Square as part of the reinstatement of the 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 moreMore than just a building - Concept Design for Christ Church Cathedral brings vision to reality
Read moreTemporary steel support frame installed at the South transept
Read moreMeet Elaine Alexander, a green thumb.
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 moreListen as Project Director, Keith Paterson, explains some of the key activities underway on site.
Read moreWe were delighted to host an intern from the University of Canterbury between February and May 2020.
Read more