The NSW Government Architect’s Office Heritage Group is a dedicated team of specialists providing a wide range of heritage conservation consultancy services to local, state and national government agencies, to institutions and to the private sector. Services include conservation management planning, heritage impact assessments, condition surveys, feasibilities, materials and building restoration & adaptive reuse of […]
Lovell Chen is a contemporary Architectural Practice with more than 25 years experience in Design and Heritage. Our multidisciplinary team is unique in the field, combining architects and designers with historians, researchers, materials experts and a range of other specialists in aspects of our built environment, past and future. Our approach is both analytical and […]
Sustaining your heritage through: * Hands on conservation of art, artifacts, sculpture and furniture * Conservation strategies and solutions for the fabric of historic buildings and archaeological sites * Care and management of culturally significant collections * Engaging interpretive solutions to tell the stories about built and natural heritage places
CHCAP‘s mission to to support support the protection of the Asia-Pacific region’s cultural heritage in a context of rapid urbanisation and economic and cultural globalisation. Its activities include training workshops, educational curriculum advice, research and consultancies. It aims to draw practitioners, scholars and students across the region into collaborative projects and it disseminates professional information […]
The Australian Museum has an international reputation in the fields of natural history and indigenous studies research, community programs and exhibitions. It has been collecting natural science specimens and cultural artifacts since 1827 and holds over 14 million items in its collection. The collections have scientific and cultural content that make them one of the […]
3CS AsiaPacific focuses on the use of cultural heritage capital to realise opportunities for organisational and community sustainability, particularly in response to globalisation and climate change. Areas of interest include: * Cultural mapping * Bringing people together * Collections mapping * Building cultural capital * Applying significance and risk management methodologies * Establishing creative economies […]
The program for the symposium was held in Delhi from 2-4 April 2007.
On Friday, 27 June 2003, AusHeritage in association with Austrade held a half-day seminar at the New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development, Grosvenor Place, Sydney, on the exporting potential of Australia’s cultural heritage services. It presented a dynamic environment for AusHeritage members currently working in cultural heritage management in neighbouring regions to meet with industry representatives engaged in project tendering and implementation.