Projects

Stokes Rousseau was engaged to restore the façade and replace the roof the Preston Town Hall (Stage One). This included façade stripping and cleaning works, demolishing... Read more

Stokes Rousseau was engaged to restore the beautiful, ivy covered facade and stained glass window of the Botany Building at the University of Melbourne. Works included... Read more

Stokes Rousseau was engaged to reconstruct the heritage grandstand (deconstructed and moved from its original site at the Chirnside Park sports ground), using existing claddings and... Read more

Stokes Rousseau was engaged to restore the Old Engineering Building, designed by Reed, Smart and Tappin and constructed in 1899. Works included facade and chimney restoration,... Read more

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

Stokes Rousseau was engaged by the Victorian Government to rebuilt the bridge to original... Read more

Stokes Rousseau undertook works over multiple stages including repointing the entrance gatehouse and adjacent walls, replacing window glazing bricks with double hung sash windows, installing copper... Read more