The 104-year-old Edmund Anscombe-designed house, at 284 Stuart St, is still able to be demolished, despite being proposed to be included in the Dunedin City Council’s heritage schedule. PHOTO: GERARD O’BRIEN : Demolition remains a possibility

Buildings shortlisted for the Dunedin City Council’s heritage schedule are shown in the following slideshow, including the former Temperance Hall shown here. PHOTOS: GERARD O’BRIEN : Demolition remains a possibility

The former Green Island Civic Centre, 222 Main South Rd, Green Island. : Demolition remains a possibility

The former Woodhaugh Store, 79 Malvern St. : Demolition remains a possibility

Cargill Court Apartments, 1-13/27 Arthur St. : Demolition remains a possibility

Observation post and magazine, 14 Centre Rd. : Demolition remains a possibility

The Archway Lecture Theatres, 290 Leith St. : Demolition remains a possibility

Honeyden, 1 Macnee St. : Demolition remains a possibility

The Hercus Building, 60 Hanover St. : Demolition remains a possibility