Engineering Heritage New Zealand

Engineering New Zealand has a programme of identifying and promoting New Zealand’s engineering heritage. Our vision for New Zealand’s engineering heritage is that this country’s engineering achievements are widely recognised and valued.

• Commemorative Model of the Fisher Monoplane 1913

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  Gladstone Road, Wairarapa

  

• South Rangitikei Rail Viaduct

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  Manawatu-Whanganui

  

• 3rd Australasian Engineering Heritage Conference

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  In the photo from left to right are: Professor Gerry Carrington IIR, Owen Graham Historic Places Trust, Rob Wilkinson Engineering New Zealand Engineering Heritage Board, Howard Healey IRHACE, and Dr Andrew Cleland Chief Executive Engineering New Zealand, at the 3rd Australasian Engineering Heritage Conference

  

• Old and New Hapuawhenua Railway Viaducts

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  2 km north of Ohakune on the North Island Main Trunk Railway, King Country / Central Volcanic Plateau

  

• Monowai Power House

  Close to Manapouri near Lake Monowai, Fiordland

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• Otira Tunnel, Midland Railway

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  From Otira on West Coast to Arthur's Pass in Canterbury, West Coast/Buller
  

  

• The Kelburn Cable Car

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  Upland Road, Kelburn, Wellington

  

• Kopuawhara Railway Viaduct

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  North of Opoutama, Mahia Peninsula

  

• Lower Karori Dam

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  Karori, Wellington