An Archival Record of a building or place is done in order to record details that are, in most instances, to be lost through demolition. Archival Recording can take the form of photographs and/or measured drawings of a place. Photographic records are also undertaken to prepare a record of conservation works as they are done, from the existing structure through to the demolition and rebuilding works, to completion.

 

Photography is used to record the general and specific details of the place. Digital recording is undertaken using NSW Heritage Council guidelines, with prints, proof sheets and corresponding annotated site plans presented in an archival-quality storage binder for safe-keeping.

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Notable Projects

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• Everyone's Theatre, Carrington

• Newcastle Ocean Baths Shelter

• Newcastle Ocean Baths Pool

• Railway Institute Building, Newcastle 

• Newcastle School of Arts

• Arnott Bakehouse, Morpeth

• Gregson Park Guns, Hamilton 

• Hannell Monument, Christ Church Cathedral

• National Park Netball Pavillion, Newcastle 

• Civic Arcade Facade, Newcastle

• Maitland Tennis Club

• Maitland Regional Art Gallery Development 

• Teralba Railway Station 

• Newcastle Civic Centre Site (Hunter Education Precinct)

• Newcastle Gasworks, Hamilton North 

• Bond Street Steps, Newcastle