The Queen Victoria Market is significant as Melbourne’s principal surviving nineteenth‑century market, valued for its long‑standing role as a centre of trade and community life. The place is also important for its archaeological potential as the site of Melbourne’s first cemetery, and for its intact collection of nineteenth‑ and early twentieth‑century market buildings that demonstrate historic market design. It remains a highly valued social and cultural landmark for Victorians and visitors.
The Extent Heritage and Euclideon team were engaged by Queensland Rail to undertake an archival recording of the heritage-listed North Ipswich Railway Workshops, the first railway workshops constructed in Queensland.
Extent Heritage, and its Irish collaborators Research + Dig, were engaged by the Republic of Ireland to identify and assess the heritage attributes that combine to make Glendalough a heritage place. The aim was to assess Glendalough’s archaeological, architectural, historical and spiritual dimensions, to establish an appropriate heritage boundary, and to inform future heritage management processes, including future heritage listings.
Extent Heritage was engaged (in partnership with Lovell Chen) to prepare a Heritage Management Plan for Fremantle Prison - a place inscribed on the World Heritage List.
We are proud of the role that we have played in ensuring the dignified and respectful management of the Aboriginal heritage values embodied by the QVM. Our work has resulted in the place's heritage values being communicated and understood so that appropriate processes are in place to protect its diverse heritage values, while assisting the City of Melbourne to design and deliver its renewal program.
St Joseph's Nudgee College continues to function as a modern and contemporary school facility, conserved in a way that recalls and celebrates its rich history.
Extent Heritage, with collaborative partners Lovell Chen, prepared the Carlton Heritage Study for the City of Melbourne, employing an innovative new model for heritage studies that began with the ongoing Hoddle Grid study.
Extent Heritage is currently preparing a detailed Stage 2 assessment for Moreland City Council. The review includes a list of 620 places that were nominated by the public in 2016 and identified in a Stage 1 preliminary heritage assessment in 2019.
Extent Heritage was commissioned to prepare heritage advice and a statement of heritage impact in relation to proposed upgrades to the Soldiers Memorial Hall in Manly, New South Wales.
Extent Heritage was commissioned to prepare a conservation management plan (CMP) for the Former Liverpool Courthouse, in response to planned restoration work and future adaptive reuse of the site.
Extent Heritage was commissioned to prepare a conservation management plan (CMP) for the State Heritage Register-listed Collingwood House, in response to planned restoration work and future adaptive reuse of the site.
