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Redevelopment of the block bordered by Dee, Esk, Kelvin and Tay Streets, while preserving three heritage building facades which will be worked into the new development, including that of the former Southland Times building, Bonsai Restaurant and Cambridge Arcade, all on Esk Street.

Invercargill's $180 million city block redevelopment is about to welcome its first customers marking a significant milestone in a project that's been years in the making.

Rakiura Museum Te Puka O Te Waka was a fruitful collaboration that resulted in a building that captures the bicultural history and aspirations of the Stewart Island community.

Invercargill Pak'nSave is now one of the biggest stores in the South Island following a 3-year major refurbishment and alteration of the existing store. The floor area has been increased by 1600m2 with all new chillers, freezers, offices and departmental areas.

In effect the supermarket has been rebuilt, all whilst remaining operational.

The Southern Institute of Technology's Centre of Creative Industries has been built "in and around" the former St Johns Anglican Church on Tay St in Invercargill, for students in film, animation, game design, fashion, and music programmes.