Projects

The old engineering building at The University of Melbourne was designed by Reed, Smart and Tappin and constructed in 1899. It was the home of the... Read more

The heritage listed former Royal Mint complex was built between 1869 and 1872. Originally containing coin production facilities, administration buildings, residential quarters and associated structures, the... Read more

The terraces of 856 and 858 Swanston Street, Carlton, together form a childcare centre managed by the University of Melbourne. The scope of work for the... Read more

The former Wesleyan Church, built in 1888 from local basalt in an early English revival style has since undergone a conversion for use as a community... Read more

Anselm was designed by noted English born architect Robert Joseph Haddon (1866-1929) as his own house. Constructed in 1906, Anselm is a substantially intact example of... Read more

The Goat Island Magazine Precinct, located in the heart of Sydney Harbour hosts a spectacular array of both Aboriginal and Early European Colonisation history. The Island... Read more

More than 800 metres above sea level, in a steep forest in the Great Dividing Range, the blackened Beech Creek Trestle Bridge lay on the bank... Read more

Trial Bay Gaol was first used as a prison in 1886, inmates were forced to work on both the expansion of the Gaol and public works... Read more

The second Kiandra Courthouse was built at an altitude of 1450m from local Basalt in 1890 during the local goldrush. It’s later alterations and extensions saw... Read more

Avoca Railway Station was constructed in 1876 by J Summerland, on the Avoca-Maryborough line for the Victorian Railways. The Avoca Railway Station is the most intact... Read more