Extent Heritage was commissioned to prepare a heritage interpretation plan for the Lake Macquarie Outdoor Recreation centre in Balcolyn, New South Wales.
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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.
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Extent Heritage was tasked with creating an interpretative display within Skittle Lane at the site, focused on nine thousand artefacts discovered in two early nineteenth century wells during construction works at the property.
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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.
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The City of Yarra may be the municipality that has the most legislative heritage protection in Victoria, with some 70 percent of of the municipality under heritage overlay.
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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.
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Extent Heritage was commissioned to prepare a heritage interpretation strategy followed by a heritage interpretation plan for the Heathcote Road upgrade in Sydney’s south-west.
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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.
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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.
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Extent Heritage, working on behalf of PDG and in accordance with Heritage Victoria approvals, have made some very interesting discoveries during our recent excavations at the Munro site, located opposite the Queen Victoria Market in central Melbourne.
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In 2017, Extent Heritage was commissioned to prepare a series of heritage reports for Mount Victoria Railway Station, Mount Victoria Railway Station Group is of State significance as a large complex of mid-late nineteenth and early twentieth century railway buildings that clearly illustrate the development of railway facilities in the Blue Mountains area.
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On a project for Papua New Guinea Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA) in 2016, we carried out an archaeological surface survey of the Myola Basin and its immediate surroundings. This work is part of the Kokoda Initiative, a partnership between the Papua New Guinean and Australian governments, for the sustainable development of the Owen Stanley Ranges, Brown River Catchment, and Kokoda Track region, and the protection of its heritage values.
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In 2016, Extent Heritage recorded a row of terraces at 28–44 Campbell Street, St Peters, NSW, for a catalogue of historic building fabric. The terrace row, otherwise known as Bradfield Terrace, was constructed by Henry Woodley between 1882 and 1906. Woodley was a local brick merchant who established a number of factories in the local area, and built the terraces to serve the needs of locally employed labourers.
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The Arncliffe Sewer Vent, situated on West Botany Street, was historically associated with the first system of classically proportioned brick stacks that date to around the turn of the twentieth century. It was also associated with the Western Main Outfall Sewer, which originally served the Botany Sewage Farm and, later, the Southern and Western Suburbs Ocean Outfall Sewer.
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