Heritage Alliance provides heritage services in the areas of historic built fabric, cultural landscape and heritage planning: We undertake heritage surveys for local and state governments including area, thematic and typological surveys; works documentation for architectural works to heritage structures; heritage and planning advice to local government, private owners and asset managers; archival recording and documentation using photography and 3D scanning; heritage assessments and expert evidence at tribunals and panel hearings. We provide architectural, photographic, historical and planning expertise to a wide range of clients.  Professional work has been carried out in Tasmania, Queensland and Victoria. 

Recent projects have included heritage studies of the Regional City of Cairns, and the Mornington Peninsula Shire along with a study of munition sites in City of Maribyrnong, “half houses” in the City of Brimbank, multiple cemeteries for the Greater Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust plus works documentation to State Heritage places such as Glass Terraces, Footscray Town Hall portico and Bendigo’s Cemetery Chapel.  Advice on the repair of heritage places has also been given to a number of organisations or institutions which own some of Melbourne’s earliest buildings (bluestone houses, early shops and hotels), along with modernist places (former ANZ Malvern, ABC Ripponlea).

Operates: State wide

TPA+i has expertise in restoration and conservation, together with adaptive reuse of Heritage buildings to accommodate a wide range of contemporary uses, such as residential, community, health, education and hospitality. Recent project under construction is the major restoration works at St. George’s Church in Battery Point Hobart. We have extensive experience in designing for complex sites and managing specialist sub-consultants such as palaeobotany, ecology, cultural heritage, archaeology, conservation management planning, interpretation, contemporary art and exhibition design.

​Paul Johnston Architects are actively involved in a wide range of architectural design and conservation work and have pre-qualification with the Tasmanian State Government for heritage and design, and is a preferred heritage consultant to the University of Tasmania.  The practice has extensive skills in heritage assessment, conservation and planning and adaptive re-use design as a design strategy for successful development outcomes. Paul Johnston has appeared in the RMPAT tribunal as an expert witness, is a past advisory architect for the Works Committee of the Tasmanian Heritage Council and convener of the AIA Heritage Committee in Tasmania.

Operates: State wide

​Loop Architecture is sympathetic to the increasing need for both conservation and built heritage in addition to environmentally sustainable and energy efficient architecture. Through careful design, inspired by site, sense of place, client expectations and relevant cultural issues, we have the ability to successfully integrate all facets of building conservation, adaptive re-use and procurement processes. We also harbour a comprehensive knowledge of all aspects of construction, both period and contemporary, and acknowledge responsibility to identify and rationalise the on-going maintenance and energy management of all projects. Heritage Advisory Services are also currently provided by Tony Purse to assist local councils with the assessment of development applications affecting historic places and buildings, guidance for maintenance and development of public and privately owned heritage property.

Operates: State wide

​Gayle Plunkett Architect has over 25 years of architectural experience on diverse projects mostly in harsh climates.  Heritage services are provided to private and public clients for: conservation management plans, historical research, building assessments, conservation and restoration and, especially, adaptive re-use for modern habitation, energy efficiency and longevity of service.  No project is too small or too large and each is approached in the same detailed manner - with the utmost respect for the place and for all involved in the process of reviving it - and determination for each project to be successful beyond expectation.

Member Australia ICOMOS; APT Australasia Member

​Richard Nicholls Architects is a design lead architectural practise.  We provide a range of consultancy services, predominantly in the residential sector, with an emphasis on creating a sense of place and unlocking the potential in heritage and other sensitive buildings.

Operates: State wide

GJM Heritage are highly experienced historic heritage professionals based in Melbourne who bring together skills in architecture, urban planning, planning law and history. Working across Australasia, GJM offers services in the fields of research, policy, planning, impact assessment, development and advocacy. We have a comprehensive understanding of local, State and Commonwealth heritage listing, grants and statutory approvals processes and a proven capacity to deliver high quality results for our clients.

Operates: State wide

​Trethowan Architecture is a medium sized architectural practice founded in 2001 and engages in bespoke projects specialising in heritage matters. The practice is supported by a dynamic team of 19 dedicated architectural and heritage professionals with diverse expertise. We deal in projects that require specialist design and heritage input and a personal service. We provide architectural and interior design services and individual heritage advice. Projects in the office range in construction cost from $200,000 to over $10 million. The architectural practice of Trethowan Architecture is focused but not limited to residential, institutional, commercial and heritage related projects.

Operates: State wide