Gallery
Your photos - and photos from the Fletcher archives
1987, Apia, Western Samoa
A new face for a legend - the redevelopment of Aggie Grey's Hotel,...
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2007, Wellington
The New Zealand Green Building Council's first five star rated building...
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2007, Auckland
Auckland's central motorway junction - New Zealand's most complex...
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1970, Auckland
Celebrating the topping off of The Pines.
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1961, Kaingaroa Forest
Tasman Pulp and Paper's Board of Directors at Peke Peke lookout,...
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1962, Kawerau
Tasman paper machine at Kawerau, circa 1962. The addition of a second...
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1921, Auckland
The handsome Dilworth Building, completed in Auckland in 1921, still...
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1969, Wellington
Constructing the IBM building on The Terrace. Wellington, 1969
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1993, Hong Kong
One of the world's largest hospitals, the 1,750 bed Lady Pamela Youde...
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1996, Wellington
Taking the past into the future - the Fletcher team that refurbished...
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1990, Auckland
Supervisor John Jackson, site project manager Jim Ingram and site...
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1990, Auckland
Fast track construction of the west and south-west grandstands at...
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1982, Auckland
Sir James Fletcher (II) at the opening of the Pacific Steel Delimining...
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1972, Auckland
The Pines apartments set a new standard for apartment blocks for...
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1983, New Plymouth
A new "Plymouth Hotel" for New Plymouth.
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1981, Auckland
Making the connections with the construction of the Mangere bridge....
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Fletcher Since 1909
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Private Bag 92-114, Auckland 1142
New Zealand
If you would like your photos returned, please include an envelope with your address. While we will take good care of any photos submitted, we cannot take responsibility for loss or damage to the images.
