Heritage

St Michael's Church Ōhaeawai

Location

Ōhaeawai, Northland

Client

Ōhaeawai Community Cultural Centre

Date

2022

St Michael’s Anglican Church was built in 1871 in the Far North community of Ōhaeawai. Salmond Reed Architects guided the restoration of this historic church with a condition assessment and detailed documentation in 2020.

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