Wyatt + Gray Architects

2017 NZ Commercial project Awards Supreme Winner Remarkables Ski Base Building 
2016 NZIA Southern Architecture Award Remarkables Ski Base Building
2014 NZMB Southern Gold Award Housing $450 - 550,000.00
2013 Southern Architecture Award - Heritage Pitches Store – Ophir
2011 Southern Architecture Award – Residential Queenstown House
2011 Southern Architecture Award – Residential Whakatipua Addition
2009 Property Council NZ – Mixed use award of merit Pig & Whistle Building
2008 Southern Architecture Award – Residential Cook Calder House
2008 Southern Architecture Award – Commercial Coronet Peak Base Building
2008 Southern Architecture Award – Public Routeburn Shelter
2007 NZIA Local Award for Architecture – Residential Jenkins house – Alteration & Addition
2007 NZIA New Zealand Award for Architecture – Education Queenstown Resort College
2007 NZIA Local Award for Architecture – Residential Pokapu – The Remarkables
2002 NZIA New Zealand Award for Architecture – Heritage Eichardts Restoration & Development
2002 NZIA Resene New Zealand Award for Architecture - Hermitage Hotel alterations & additions
1997 NZIA Regional Award for Architecture - Hill House
1997 NZIA Resene Colour Award - Hill House
1995 NZIA Regional Award for Architecture - Steamer Wharf
1995 NZIA Resene Colour Award Steamer Award
1994 NZIA Regional Award for Architecture - The Station Building
1991 NZIA Award for Architecture - Southern Branch Gibbston Valley Wines Complex
1991 NZIA Resene Colour & NZIA Pilkington Branch Award - Gibbston Valley Wines Complex
1989 NZIA Regional Award for Architecture - The Kindergarten
1989 NZIA Regional Award for Architecture - Jean Malpas House
1988 NZIA Branch Award - Arrowtown Public Library
1988 NZIA Branch Award - New House, Queenstown
1988 NZIA Branch Award - Flahive House
1985 NZIA Branch Award - Visitor Centre & District HQ DOC Te Anau

Mark Gray

Mark has been practicing architecture since 1990 and in Queenstown since 1996. Very keen on affordability and sustainability, and loves the Alpine environment! Other parts of his life he enjoys his family, skiing, boating and is a very slow Te Reo learner
 

Michael Wyatt

Michael has been practicing architecture in Queenstown for forty years plus. Its the passion for the job that gets him up in the morning. His other passions are classic Italian cars, motor cycles and drawing and painting.
 

Neil Slater

Neil has worked extensively in United Kingdom, Australia, Bermuda & New Zealand. Neil moved to Queenstown in 2006 and when he is not in the office enjoys snowboarding, surfing, motorbiking, and most sports.
 

Matthew Barton

Matthew grew up in Dunedin and at high school his passion for technical drawings led him to study Architectural Draughting at Otago Polytechnic. After graduating in 2002 he moved to Queenstown to work for Michael where until present day has worked on a wide variety of projects. Matthew enjoys mountain biking in his spare time as well as building and flying model aircraft.
 

Russell Lewis

Russell has lived in NZ since 2007, working in Auckland, Nelson and Queenstown on a wide variety of residential and commercial projects. He is a firm believer in the need to upgrade NZ’s cold housing stock and to raise the minimum thermal performance in the NZ Building Code. Much of the last five years has been spent working on a series of high-performing warm, airtight & comfortable homes across the district.

Matthew Barnett

Matt graduated with a NDAT in 2006 and worked for a Dunedin architecture practice until 2011, when he moved back to Queenstown, his hometown, to work for Michael Wyatt. Matt has worked on a range of residential and commercial projects, and particularly likes detailing and 3D work. Outside of work, he enjoys being on the lake or up the mountain.

 

Chris Holden

Chris joined Mark Gray in July of 2016. Goals include mastering Archicad and striving to keep BIM alive. He has a keen interest in paragliding and has passion for the outdoors, loving the freedom of the hills