Latest update 03 Aug 2018
Ōtākaro Limited is asking the public to keep an eye out for vandals around the new trees and shrubs in the central city, as dozens have been intentionally broken or pulled out over the past few weeks.
Latest update 21 Feb 2018
The newly landscaped former site of the Canterbury Television (CTV) building will be open to the public from 22 February.
Latest update 23 Jan 2018
It’s Rauora Park to the rescue for those looking for ways to entertain the kids at the tail end of the school holidays, with a range of free family-friendly activities on offer in Christchurch’s newes
Latest update 17 Dec 2017
Rauora Park, the new public space at the heart of the East Frame, will be open for the public to enjoy from Tuesday, 19 December.
Latest update 04 Dec 2017
Located on the corner of Manchester and Lichfield streets, the space is the start of an initiative aimed at activating parcels of vacant land within the East Frame.
Latest update 20 Oct 2017
Ōtākaro Limited has selected Studio D4, led by Patrick Fontein, as the preferred developer for the building at 224 Cashel St (former IRD building) and the Cashel Chambers and carpark.
Latest update 18 Oct 2017
Landscaping of the former site of the Canterbury Television (CTV) building will begin next week.
Latest update 07 Sep 2017
Christchurch's third largest public space has been given its name - Rauora Park.
Latest update 19 Apr 2017
Construction beginning on the East Frame Residential Anchor Project means there is physical work happening on all committed Crown-led projects in Central Christchurch.
Latest update 21 Dec 2016
Students aged between four and 15 from two Christchurch schools have designed a 130 metre mural to help bring to life the East Frame while construction of the public space is carried out.
Latest update 20 Dec 2016
Construction of the first apartments in the East Frame Residential Development will begin in late March/early April 2017.
Latest update 11 Oct 2016
This week Ōtākaro Limited begins work on what will be the third largest park in central Christchurch – the East Frame public space.