Category: Tasmania / Hobart

  • 1988 • Hobart Civic Square Site Heritage Assessment

    1988 • Hobart Civic Square Site Heritage Assessment

    HOBART CIVIC SQUARE STUDY PREPARED AS PART OF THE HOBART CIVIC SQUARE PROJECT The Sullivans Cove Development Authority brief was to gather information from documentary, physical and oral evidence of the evolution of building development on the proposed Hobart Civic Square site and to prepare a statement of significance on the site and its buildings…

  • 1992 • Private Secretary’s Residence CMP • TMAG Hobart

    PREPARATION A CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE PRIVATE SECRETARY’S RESIDENCE [MUSEUM COTTAGE] WITHIN THE TASMANIAN MUSEUM & ART GALLERY PRECINCT, HOBART. PREPARATION OF AN INTERPRETATION PLAN AND DOCUMENTATION/OVERSIGHT OF CONSERVATION WORKS TO THE COTTAGE. The private Secretary’s Residence is the oldest known extant domestic building in Tasmania. The cottage was originally a stables and dairy…

  • 1993 • Tasmanian Museum Art Gallery Precinct CMP

    PREPARATION A CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE TASMANIAN MUSEUM & ART GALLERY PRECINCT, HOBART. PREPARATION OF AN INTERPRETATION PLAN AND DOCUMENTATION/OVERSIGHT OF CONSERVATION WORKS FOR THE PRECINCT GENERALLY. The TMAG precinct comprises the earliest European buildings in Hobart. The early C19th Commissariat Issuing and Bond Stores were joined by the mid C19th Henry Hunter buildings…

  • 1995 • CULTURAL MAPPING PROJECT: Hobart

    CULTURAL MAPPING PROJECT: Hobart, 1995 Cultural mapping utilises maps, paintings, sketches, and photographs to describe the evolution and ‘urban dynamic’ of the place. As a result of the image collection, and analysis, sequential mapping of the subject site can be undertaken. This mapping is essentially conjectural, and should be carried out on an authoritative survey…

  • 1995 • The Queen’s Warehouse CMP • TMAG Hobart

    PREPARATION A CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE FORMER QUEEN’S WAREHOUSE, TASMANIAN MUSEUM & ART GALLERY PRECINCT, HOBART & DOCUMENTATION/OVERSIGHT OF CONSERVATION WORKS FOR THE QUEEN’S WAREHOUSE. The TMAG precinct comprises the earliest European buildings in Hobart. The early C19th Commissariat Issuing and Bond Stores were joined by the mid C19th Henry Hunter buildings to become…

  • 1997 • The Parliament House Precinct Hobart CMP

    CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE JOINT HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT – 1996 TO 1997 Preparation of a CMP for the historic Parliament House, as part of a comprhensive strategic asset management plan also being completed by Freeman Firth. The plan provided a detailed assessment of the historic section of the building and policies to guide future…

  • 1997 • Ingle Hall Hobart Proposed Print Museum

    Proposed print museum for Davies Brothers Ltd, Hobart – 1997 This project was completed in partnership with Davies Brothers, publishers of The Mercury; the TM&AG; and Freeman Firth as consultants. The Print Museum is to be placed in the ground floor of the historic Ingle Hall in Macquarie Street, Hobart. Documentation of strategy and required…

  • 1995 • The Hobart Town Hall Precinct CMP

    Conservation management plan for Hobart City Council – 1993 to 1995 Preparation of a conservation management plan and preparation of conservation/development policy options for the historic Henry Hunter buildings and precinct. The plan was followed by staged restoration works, including remediation/restoration of the external stonework.

  • 1997 • Inveresk Rail Yards CMP

    1997 • Inveresk Rail Yards CMP

    Conservation management plan guide for the Launceston Better Cities Project – 1996 to 1997 Preparation of an illustrated guide to a CMP previously prepared by Michael Pearson of Heritage Management Consultants. The completed guide was an illustrated handbook to the Railyards precinct, clearly setting out conservation principles and guidelines for potential users/occupants.

  • 1997 • Point Puer Port Arthur Archaeological Project

    Archaeological assessment for Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority – 1993 to 1997 This project, undertaken in association with Austral Archaeology as archaeological consultants, involved the detailed archaeological assessment of Point Puer, the early 19th century penitentiary for juvenile transportees. Preparation of conservation policy strategy and guidelines.