The Architectural Heritage of Christchurch is a series of historic booklets looking at specific buildings which had their existence threatened or were the subject of retention and conservation projects prior to the Canterbury Earthquakes of 2010-11.
The booklets also look at the architectural and social history of these buildings.
All the booklets in the series are available to download from Christchurch City Libraries(external link).
Titles
- Normal School (Cranmer Courts)(external link)
- McLean's Mansion(external link)
- Cranmer Club(external link)
- Government Buildings(external link)
- Church of the Good Shepherd – Phillipstown(external link)
- Nurses’ Memorial Chapel(external link)
- Legacy of Thomas Edmonds(external link) (this covers the Band Rotunda, The Repertory Theatre, Theosophical Society Building, Clock Tower and the Telephone Cabinet)
- The Former Wood Brothers' Flour Mill – Addington(external link)
- Pavilions, temples & four square walls: Christchurch pump houses and substations(external link)
- Shand’s Emporium(external link)