The Dunedin Fire Brigade Restoration Society has finalised plans to build a standalone exhibition building. Society building convener Steve McNulty said a 3000sqm building would be constructed on land provided by the Otago Aero Club. Standing on the site of a proposed exhibition building for the Dunedin Fire Brigade Restoration Society on Otago Aero Club land are (from left) Otago Aero Club president Colin Chalmers, society vice-president Jeffrey Woodford, society workshop supervisor Lawson Baird and society building convener Steve McNulty. Otago Aero Club president Colin Chalmers said it was a good use of the space and welcomed the society to the area. The aim was to be open by Waitangi Day weekend in 2027, which was when the aero club would celebrate its 100th birthday.