Heritage

HERITAGE

360° INTEGRATED STUDIOS HERITAGE

Our Heritage Studio has specialist expertise in providing conservation and heritage planning advice, in addition to adaptivereuse design. We have experience in the identification and management of built heritage items of all types and periods and in design documentation and project administration of projects for both government and private sectors.

INTERIOR DESIGN

Our Interior Design Studio is passionate about achieving a seamless connection between interior design and the whole architectural concept. We deeply consider how interior spaces are used and create innovative design solutions.

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Landscape Architecture is an amalgam of art and science. As designers, Landscape Architects are required to be careful interpreters of the natural and cultural conditions of a site. Our Landscape Studio seeks to create attractive, meaningful, usable, connected and equitable spaces that embody sustainable design principles.

EDUCATION

The Education Studio is committed to designing innovative spaces that nurture learning. By conducting research in to current and projected trends, NBRS have extensive knowledge in catering for the evolving future of junior, senior and tertiary education facilities.

LIFE & CULTURE

The Life & Culture Studio is a foundation studio at NBRS. Passionate about human centred design and creating spaces that engage people for civic, religious, cultural and recreational purposes.

JUSTICE

The Justice Studio is creating impactful, well rounded design solution to improve the lives of compromised people. With a wealth of experience across correctional facilities and other justice buildings, the NBRS seeks to create responsive facilities that service all who interact with these spaces.

WELLNESS

Through ongoing research and the development of future focused wellness spaces, the Wellness Studio continues to create impactful designs for a range of clients and communities.

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NBRS HERITAGE DESIGN THROUGH CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING

NBRSARCHITECTURE Heritage has been involved in heritage architecture and conservation for more than 30 years. Our highly trained group of accredited specialist professionals with related architectural qualifications can provide the full range of heritage consulting services.

Under the direction of Samantha Polkinghorne, NBRS adopts the principles of the Australian ICOMOS Burra Charter for places of Cultural Significance and the Guidelines of the NSW Heritage Office to assist clients and their consultants in heritage planning, management, conservation and adaptive reuse.

NBRSARCHITECTURE Heritage Studio is committed to delivering best practice in the management of cultural heritage places.

Our projects and consultancy are centred on delivering timely, accurate and sensitive and place-oriented solutions which allow the ongoing conservation, adaptation, management and use of places of cultural heritage significance.

Heritage Award

STATE LIBRARY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

New South Wales State Library

HERITAGE AND CONSERVATION SERVICES

NBRS offer the following professional services:

ADAPTIVE REUSE AND BUILDING

HERITAGE ADVISORY SERVICES

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Heritage Conservation Advisory Services

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Heritage Planning and Statutory

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Design and Documentation

Controls Advice

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Infill Development

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Due Diligence Reports

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Coordination of specialist

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Heritage Assessment

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Historic Research

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Fire and accessiblity upgrades

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Heritage Impact Statements

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Air conditioning and mechanical

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Conservation Management Plans

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Conservation Management Strategies

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Heritage Impact Statements

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Development advice

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Asset Management Plans

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Expert Witness Services

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Interpretation Plans

The range of our clients and the variety of the projects in which we have successfully been involved over many years are testimony to the credibility of our professional opinions and the quality of our work in the field of Heritage Conservation.

COMPLIANCE UPGRADES

sub-consultants

services review Building lode compliance

HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION •

Conservation Works Documentation

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Conservation Works Schedules

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Conservation Works Specifications

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Maintenance Schedules

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Exempt Works Applications

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Coordination of specialist sub-consultants

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Archival Photographic Recording

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Measured Drawings

MURRAY ART MUSEUM ALBURY

60 MARTIN PLACE, SYDNEY

HERITAGE ADVISORY SERVICES Conservation planning is an essential part of managing significant heritage sites, particularly where development or change of use is proposed.

NBRSARCHITECTURE HERITAGE provide planning advice to a variety of owners of heritage listed properties throughout Australia.

These consultancies are undertaken for government and private clients and involve heritage assessment under the 1977 Heritage Act, and include preparation of Conservation Management Plans, Heritage Curtilage Studies and Statements of Heritage Impact. In addition we can prepare Heritage Strategies for government departments, public consultation for large heritage sites and Due Diligence Assessments for corporations.

This expertise is often sought by other consultants to complement their activities, in this way NBRS engage in a range of Creative Partnerships to promote appropriate heritage conservation outcomes.

NBRS are also recognised as providing expert evidence in the NSW Land & Environment Court in the field of heritage conservation to resolve disputes between parties and bring a clear assessment of projects for the consideration of the Court.

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HERITAGE ADVISORY SERVICES

INTERPRETATION Interpretive planning provides strategies for the presentation of material to interpret former history, uses and events associated with heritage sites. It is a specialized task that involves identifying target audiences, content and can involve a number of different media. NBRS have experience in the preparation of Interpretive strategies for a variety of projects and the integration of other specialist input in achieving successful and creative installations.

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WHO WERE THE

DALTONS?

1860

THE ORIGINS OF

DALTON BROTHERS

FROM SMALL SHOP TO AN

‘ORNAMENT TO THE TOWN’

Dalton Brothers became so successful that the store had to be replaced in 1860 by a double storey building with an elaborate facade.

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THE SECOUND DALTON BROS STORE, c1860 (ORANGE AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIET

This was altered and extended in 1871, and in 1875 an additional building was constructed next to it. A la ran between the two buildings to the large yard at th back. The store was said to be ‘an ornament to the to selling a wide range of products, including groceries, spirits, drapery, furniture, agricultural products and ironmongery.

THE ENLARGED DALTON BROS BUILDING, c1871 (ORANGE AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SO

JAMES DALTON JUNIOR (1834-1919)

JAMES DALTON JUNIOR (1834-1919)

James Dalton junior

The long retail history of this

(1834-1919) was 15 when he

site began in 1853, when

joined his father, James Dalton senior, at Summerhill near Orange in 1849.

After the discovery of gold in Ophir in 1851, he started supplying the miners who flocked to the district with everything they needed. With his brother, Thomas, he set up what would become the largest department store in the area. The brothers also built a flour mill in the 1860s.

James and his wife Margaret had 12 children and built their home ‘Duntryleague’ in 1876, named after his birthplace in County Limerick, Ireland. Both James and Thomas Dalton served as mayors of Orange, and the Dalton family became one of the richest and most influential Catholic families in New South Wales.

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James Dalton junior opened a small slab and bark store on Summer Street.

From the early 1850s, he had run a store in Byng Street with his father, former convict James Dalton senior, and now set out on his own. When his brother Thomas joined him in the early 1850s, they formed a partnership in 1858 trading as ‘Dalton Brothers’. The business was so successful that the first store on this site had to be replaced in 1860 by a double storey building with an elaborate facade.

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THE EARLIER STORE (1871) ON THE LEFT AND THE NEW BUILDING ON THE RIGHT (1875) (STATE LIBRARY OF NEW SOUTH WALES)

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212 - 220 SUMMER STREET AND POST OFFICE LANE, ORANGE

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1928

THE ‘STORE OF THE WEST’ EXPANDS AGAIN

THE WESTERN STORES

2017

MYER / GRACE BROTHERS

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After the death of James Dalton in 1919, Dalton Brothers merged with Western Stores and Edgley’s

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DALTON BROS STORE IN 1908 (STATE LIBRARY OF NEW SOUTH WALES)

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MYER BEFORE ITS CLOSURE IN 2017 (ORANGE CITY CENTRE)

DALTON BROTHERS’ TRUCK, c1910s (NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA)

“Dalton Brothers have lately increased their

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already large premises, and everything from a needle to an anchor can be secured at prices never before heard of in this district.”

(DALTON BROTHERS, MOLONG ARGUS, 1 MAY 1896, 2)

In 1895, the two buildings were combined into one large store by building over the laneway. This gave the store its unified frontage with a grand central entrance that still exists today. As the largest wholesaler and retailer west of the Blue Mountains, Dalton Brothers became known as ‘the store of the west’. Its success was to a great extent responsible for the development of Orange.

1960 THE WESTERN STORES AFTER ‘MODERNISATION’ IN THE 1960s (ORANGE AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY)

The store later became simply known as the Western Stores. The Western Stores chain operated in several central western NSW towns, including Bathurst, Cowra and Dubbo. In the 1960s, the building was ‘modernised’ with a new façade of metal sheeting.

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During the second half of the 20th century the Western Stores became part of the Myer/Grace Bros. retail group.

When the Grace Bros. building was incorporated into the Orange City Centre Development in the 1980s, the metal cladding was removed and the original façade partially restored. From 2004, the store was known as Myer. In 2017, Myer ceased operations in Orange. The site was redeveloped by Alceon Group in 2019 to continue the site’s long retail history.

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HERITAGE ADVISORY SERVICES

PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVAL RECORDING Photographic archival records are used to document heritage sites before and after development. These are as a resource for future research and a point of reference for future heritage planning. NBRS have carried out many archival records for projects of varying scale to the satisfaction of the relevant consent authorities, in accordance with the NSW Guidelines.

MEASURED DRAWINGS Measured drawings are sometimes required by approval authorities in recordings of the more significant heritage items. NBRS are experienced in providing this service to satisfy statutory authorities.

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GENERAL NOTES •

TOP FFL 19.507

ALL DIMENSIONS IN mm UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND LEVELS ON SITE. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF ANY WORK. USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS. ALL DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH CONSULTANTS DOCUMENTS. THIS DRAWING AND DESIGN IS SUBJECT TO THE BUILDING CODE OF AUSTRALIA AND RELEVANT AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS. THE COMPLETION OF THE ISSUE DETAILS CHECKED AND AUTHORIZED SECTION IS CONFIRMATION OF THE STATUS OF THE DRAWINGS. THE DRAWINGS SHALL NOT BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION UNLESS ENDORSED "FOR CONSTRUCTION" AND AUTHORIZED FOR ISSUE. THIS DRAWING AND DESIGN IS SUBJECT TO COPYRIGHT AND PROPERTY OF THE AUTHOR, AND MUST NOT BE RETAINED, COPIED OR USED WITHOUT AUTHORITY OF NBRS ARCHITECTURE. ALL DIMENSIONS INDICATE THE ARCHITECTURAL INTENT ONLY. PROVIDE SHOP DRAWINGS TO ARCHITECT/DESIGNERS WITH DIMENSIONS TO VERIFY AND OBTAIN APPROVAL PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.

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Description

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DESCRIPTION

Concrete Rendered Capping to walls - Detail to both sides of wall.

CAP02-01 Concrete Rendered Capping to walls - Straight Section CAP02-04 Concrete Rendered Capping to walls - Straight Section CAP02-05 Concrete Rendered Capping to walls - Corner Return Section CAP02-06 Concrete Rendered Capping to walls - Straight Section CAP03 Concrete Rendered Capping to Corner brick leaves.

CAP04 Concrete Rendered Capping to wall openings COR01 Concrete Rendered Cornice to Exterior wall Type 01 COR02 Concrete Rendered Cornice to Brick wall Type 02 COR03 Concrete Rendered Cornice to Brick wall Type 03 COR04 Concrete Rendered Cornice to Brick wall Type 04 COR05 Concrete Rendered Cornice to Brick wall Type 05 DP01 Square metal downpipe - allow for Metal rain heads were noted in drawings.

FB01 Face Brickwork - Brickwork Flemish bond to walls with Quoin closer detail to all corners and window openings FL01 Metal Flashing to Terracotta Roof and Brick wall FOUNDATIO Foundation Stone N STONE GUT01 Gutter Type 01 - Metal Eaves gutter

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EXTERNAL BUILDING ELEVATIONS

Project

Architect

8 Phillip Street, Parramatta at 8 Phillip Street, Parramatta for Owner

Sydney 61 2 9922 2344

nbrsarchitecture.com

Any form of replication of this drawing in full or in part without the written permission of NBRS+PARTNERS Pty Ltd consistitutes an infringement of the copyright.

Nominated Architect: Andrew Duffin NSW 5602 © 2020 NBRS & Partners Pty Ltd VIC 51197 ABN 16 002 247 565

Date

19/08/2020 8:45:44 AM

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THE ASTOR, MACQUARIE STREET, SYDNEY

PHOTOG

PARAGON CAFE KATOOMBA

Photographer: Alex Mayes

GRAPHY

HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION & SITE ADVICE Heritage conservation requires a detailed understanding of the use of traditional materials, building technologies and conservation principles to allow appropriate works to be documented for significant heritage projects. NBRS are able to provide site advice during the construction phase of a project and fulfill the nominated heritage architect role.

NBRSARCHITECTURE HERITAGE has demonstrated experience in all of the identified processes of heritage conservation based on recognised principles adopted by government and set out in the Burra Charter.

The conservation of a significant site involves detailed research of background historical material, a close understanding of historical processes and an ability to determine appropriate policies and documentation of works. Care for heritage properties and retain their heritage significance.

Working with government agencies, other consultants, and private and institutional clients, NBRS are recognised specialists in the field of Heritage Conservation.

The appropriate and timely conservation and maintenance of heritage buildings is critical to their survival and economic use.

Whether you own a heritage listed house or are embarking on the redevelopment of a large heritage site, informed building conservation principles and practices will assist and guide your project before, during and after any redevelopment.

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HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION

CONSERVATION WORKS SCHEDULE Conservation works schedules involve the detailed examination of the integrity and condition of the building fabric of a heritage place. The schedule includes a methodology for conservation, restoration, repair or replacement of individual building elements and a timeline in which the works should be completed.

CONSERVATION WORKS DOCUMENTATION NBRSArchitecture Heritage can prepare plans identifying scope of works for conservation, repair and maintenance of heritage building fabric. We liaise with specialist sub-consultants such as heritage structural engineers or materials conservation specialists to present complete works packages.

NEWLIFE BONDI JUNCTION

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NEWLIFE BONDI JUNCTION

HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION

CONSERVATION AND MAINTENANCE WORKS SPECIFICATIONS & SCHEDULES NBRSARCHITECTURE Heritage can provide specialist advice for the care and conservation of traditional building materials and traditional construction typologies.

Maintenance schedules outline the type and frequency of maintenance activities required for heritage buildings and traditional construction materials. Maintenance schedules can be used to guide the actions of facilities management and estimate costs of annual and ongoing maintenance activities.

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HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION

SITE ADVICE NBRSArchitecture Heritage are able to provide site advice during the construction phase in response to conditions of consent, specifically fulfilling the nominated heritage architect role. This allows the heritage advice to be consistent throughout the project, from feasibility to occupation.

NBRSArchitecture Heritage has a long history of successful collaborations with a wide range of architects’ clients and specialist consultants.

262-270 LIVERPOOL ST, DARLINGHURST

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262-270 LIVERPOOL ST, DARLINGHURST

ADAPTIVE REUSE Changing needs in society often result in the need for alternative uses and activities to be adopted for heritage structures, which allow them to continue to contribute to the community.

ARMIDALE SECONDARY COLLEGE

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Adaptive reuse of heritage places involves a complex balance between the achievement of client/user requirements, contemporary expectation of facility standards, statutory compliance and great heritage outcomes.

and material we can produce creative, vital and sustainable new places whilst conserving and enhancing heritage places for the benefit of the community and future generations.

NBRSArchitecture Heritage offers extensive experience with a broad range of building types, functions, materials and structures enabling responsive heritage advice, design and documentation expertise to allow the sustainable and ongoing use of heritage places.

We apply our experience and expertise in the conservation or reconstruction of missing heritage elements, achieving BCA compliance, introduction of new services and integrating structural augmentation into heritage places.

NBRSArchitecture Heritage can complete design and documentation for the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings. Through a detailed understanding of place, structure

We also work collaboratively in or lead specialist consultant teams to complete architectural documentation for building code compliance, access, fire upgrades or other services.

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BUILDING COMPLIANCE NBRSArchitecture Heritage can assist where matters of DDA + Code compliance require heritage buildings to be upgraded to support their ongoing use. Instances of upgrading can range from installations of a lift, changes to balustrades and required signage.

ST STEPHENS CHURCH

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HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT INFILL DEVELOPMENT Design in context is an essential part of urban development in towns and cities where heritage places and heritage conservation areas are found.

WILLOUGHBY UNITING CHURCH

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NBRSARCHITECTURE HERITAGE provide consultancy services to owners and other consultants on the design of sensitive new developments to fit within significant heritage environments. As each generation adds a layer to the evolving character of historic places, it is important that the result is in an enhancement rather than a loss of heritage value. NBRS not only assist other designers in understanding the context of a place and achieving appropriate and

sympathetic outcomes for infill design but through their own designs for historic sites, respond to the historic context while providing exciting new buildings that meet their client’s needs and expectations.

Infill design provides considerable scope for NBRS to engage in Creative Partnerships that result in life changing environments alongside the conservation of heritage values for future generation.

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ROTHIEMAY HOUSE, WAHROONGA

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CORE VALUES SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE At NBRSARCHITECTURE we see that our purpose is to create life-changing environments for the people, communities and institutions we serve. Our user-centric, social architecture design skills help us to explore and positively transform the social and cultural forces which shape people’s lives. Our contemporary architecture is much more than simply buildings.

REAL INSIGHTS For NBRS design is the core of our practice.

Our focus on thought leadership is an intentional journey to discover real insights; understanding and interpreting the needs and desires of the people and communities we serve. To do this we are committed to investing in the discovery of new concepts and applying these insights to guide our design thinking and solutions.

CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS Through our investment in thought leadership, we believe that NBRS contributes to long-term and meaningful creative partnerships with clients and consultants. It is these creative partnerships which help to shape our communities to create life-changing environments.

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HERITAGE TEAM

SAMANTHA POLKINGHORNE

Samantha is a Director, Studio Principal Heritage and a Heritage Architect. She joined NBRS in 2016 with over 21 years of professional experience in heritage conservation. Samantha specialises in heritage assessment and documentation of conservation works, providing a range of reports related to the physical and documentary analysis of potential heritage sites at local and state level.

Key Experience

Alice joined NBRS in 2018 with over 23 years experience in heritage management, conservation, adaptive reuse and heritage governance in Western Australia. Alice specialises in adaptive reuse, conservation and heritage management providing direction on projects as lead consultant or sub-consultant in large specialist teams.

Key Experience

Sophie has worked in heritage conservation since 2010 and has a broad range of experience in architectural documentation for conservation and new works, historical research, the provision of heritage advice, and the preparation of heritage reports, including Conservation Management Plans, Statements of Heritage Impact, Schedules of Conservation Works and Heritage Interpretation Strategies.

Key Experience

Reserve Bank of Australia, Sydney Primus Hotel, 339 Pitt Street, Sydney The Paragon Cafe, Katoomba Royal Hotel, Richmond 60 Martin Place, Sydney Athol Hall, Mosman 499 Kent Street, Sydney 59-69 Oxford Street, Bondi Junction

Director | Studio Principal Heritage

ALICE STEEDMAN

Armidale Secondary College, Conservation and Adaptive Re-use Porter House, Castlereagh Street, Sydney St Stephens Uniting Church, Sydney NSW Masonic Club, Castlereagh St, Sydney Mt Saint Vincents House, Burraneer Defence Heritage Houses, Duntroon Commandant’s House, Spectacle Island

Associate l Senior Heritage Architect

SOPHIE BOCK Associate l Senior Heritage Consultant

State Library of New South Wales Former First Church of Christ Scientist, Darlinghurst The Astor, Macquarie Street Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park Woronora Memorial Park Former Foley Bros. Warehouse, Sussex Street Hunter Baillie Memorial Presbyterian Church, Annandale State Theatre Former Lidcombe Hospital Site

NICOLE CAMA Historian

CHRISTIANE MOODIE Heritage Consultant

Nicole is a professional historian with expertise in public and social history, and cultural heritage interpretation. She has worked as both a museum professional for five years, and consultant historian since 2014. Her project work has encompassed exhibitions, oral histories, signage and web projects and more recently, histories and interpretation strategies for Conservation Management Plans, Statement of Heritage Impact and Heritage Interpretation Plans.

Key Experience

Christiane has worked in both architecture and heritage industries in both small- and large-scale organisations on projects of varying levels of complexity. She maintains current knowledge of the latest trends, best practice approaches and contemporary practices relating to heritage conservation and adaptive reuse of heritage places.

Key Experience

Woronora Memorial Park Linden Street, Sutherland Former Presbyterian Manse Pitt Street, Haymarket Collection Care Laboratories, The Mitchell Building, State Library of New South Wales

Conservation Management Strategy for the Former Presbyterian Manse – 477 Pitt St, Haymarket Conservation Management Strategy for the Former Fire Engine House – 477 Pitt St, Haymarket Heritage Impact Statements for works to AWA Building, 45-47 York Street, Sydney Conservation Policy and Works Schedule for the Former Lidcombe Hospital Site, 17 Brooks Circuit Lidcombe

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NBRS & PARTNERS PTY LTD Sydney 4 Glen Street, Milsons Point NSW 2061 +61 2 9922 2344 Melbourne Suite 704 / 575 Bourke St Melbourne VIC 3000 ABN 16 002 247 565 architects@nbrsarchitecture.com nbrsarchitecture.com @nbrsarchitecture NBRSARCHITECTURE is a people focused, research based studio that aims to enrich lives. By developing creative design partnerships our portfolio exhibits an understanding of the people whose lives will be affected. Above all NBRS seeks to design environments that will have positive life changing affect.

Architecture is the cornerstone of NBRS global interdisciplinary design practice with expertise in Architecture, Heritage, Interior Design, Urban Planning, Landscape Architecture, ESD and Research.

Since 1968, NBRS has developed a research led architecture practice based in Sydney and Melbourne. NBRS is recognised for its innovative, award-winning design excellence and comprehensive expertise.

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DIRECTORS:

STUDIO PRINCIPALS:

CHAIRMAN/DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY & FINANCE James Ward

EDUCATION STUDIO Jonathan West Macella Salzmann

DIRECTOR OF DESIGN Andrew Duffin

LIFE & CULTURE STUDIO Andrew Tripet

Nominated Arch. NSW 5602, ACT 2450, NT 1160, QLD 5465, SA 3539, TAS 1160, VIC 20063, WA 2699, NZ 4897

DIRECTOR OF DESIGN Jonathan West DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Rodney Drayton DIRECTOR OF PEOPLE & CULTURE Andrew Leuchars DIRECTOR OF STUDIOS Samantha Polkinghorne

WELLNESS STUDIO Ian Gibson JUSTICE STUDIO Anthea Doyle INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO Sophie Orrock LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE STUDIO Andrew Leuchars HERITAGE STUDIO Samantha Polkinghorne

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