The atrium public entrance has an opening skylight, called a colt roof, to make the most of Queenstown's summer weather.
Westwood Group Holdings marketing manager Jo Smith stands beside the large, gas-powered fireplace in the atrium. There is a centrepiece fireplace on each floor.
Site foreman Mark Stanley, of Simple Solutions, in the Kathmandu store.
Stone Heritage stonemason Dan Jones works on the staircase in the Quiksilver store.
Miller Studio foreman Murray Ukich (left) and Miller Studios sub-foreman Bernie Haynes in the ground-floor store for Quiksilver
The entrance for a new Night `n Day store on lower Shotover St.
Stone Heritage technical floor worker Ramon Ribeiro (left) and stonemason Henry Muirhead-Smith stand in The Rees St Delicatessen.
Westwood Group Holdings marketing manager Jo Smith beside a rediscovered patch of wallpaper thought to be more than 100 years old.
Some of the 14 restored sash windows.
Feature lights will hang down from beams in the atrium.
Looking across the office floor reserved for Good Bars.
Triple Star construction project manager Bruce Clymo and Performance Interiors worker Andrew Farquhar on the top floor balcony.
The $28 million redevelopment of The Mountaineer is nearing completion.
The Mountaineer, seen across the Shotover St-Rees St roundabout.
Queenstown Times photographer James Beech took an exclusive tour of the $28 million Mountaineer development on Rees St. Photo prints available at otagoimages.co.nz.