Australasian Engineering Heritage Conference 2020

From Engineering Heritage Australia


Engineering Heritage Conference ==> Engineering Heritage Week
Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin NZ. 7-10 March 2022

Engineering New Zealand; ISBN: ??

Covid-19 delayed and led to the cancellation of the Australasian Engineering Heritage Conference 2020, originally scheduled for Dunedin, 22nd - 25th November 2020. The original programme was reworked and delivered as a series of free regional events, based on some of the papers. Sessions, grouped by theme, were held in Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin 7-10 March 2022.

The presentations, videos and papers are available online through 'Engineering New Zealand website'.

Full volume of Conference Papers also here.


'Strengthening and refurbishing heritage structures':
    Wellington, Monday 7 March 2022

  • The tale of two bridges – how understanding heritage significance can guide the treatment of our country’s unique structures
        Stevens, Chessa
  • Dunedin Law Courts seismic strengthening and refurbishment
        Finnegan, John
  • Strengthening Wellington's Town Hall – maintaining heritage in a complex seismic retrofit
        McFetridge, Greg; Norton, Eoin

'Working with communities to preserve heritage structures':
    Auckland, Tuesday 8 March 2022

  • Simple Strengthening – an outline of a non-specific design approach for unreinforced masonry buildings in Aotearoa
        Tocher, Hamish; Cutfield, Matthew
  • Historic wharf restoration using modern materials
        Dyer, Mark; Ray Hudd, Ray
  • "Reality Capture" and its place in digitally preserving the past
        Bedford, Lennon

'Early engineering invention':
    Christchurch, Wednesday 9 March 2022

  • 'Bottled Lightning' – New Zealand's first public electricity supply
        Bywater, Ian
  • Dunedin's cable car system – a bold venture in the antipodes
        MacGregor, Ian; Pierce, Miles

'Refurbishing engineering heritage for present day use':
    Dunedin, Thursday 10 March 2022

  • A series of most fortunate events – bringing new life to old technology at Mandeville Railway Trust
        Storm, Robert
  • Refurbishment of Ross Creek reservoir dam, Dunedin's first major water supply scheme
        Walsh, Ian; Kurmann, Sam; Kvick, Scott
  • Dunedin Law Courts - campaign for restoration
        Stevens, Anne. QC
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