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Balancing health and heritage: The safe method in heritage surface restoration and conservation

Balancing health and heritage: The safe method in heritage surface restoration and conservation

The heritage property market is booming, and adaptive reuse projects are gaining popularity across Australia. In spite of this, outdated surface restoration methods remain prevalent. Practitioners need to be aware of efficient surface restoration methods that maximise the core benefits of heritage restoration. Download this whitepaper and to be aware of the risks associated with mainstream surface restoration techniques, and the alternative method that will help you avoid them.
Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

22 Nov 2018 1m read View Author

The heritage property market is booming, and adaptive reuse projects are gaining popularity across Australia. Principles of sustainable urban development, including conservation of local culture, have only underscored this trend. In spite of this, outdated surface restoration methods remain prevalent, putting the health of contractors and occupants, the environment and even heritage buildings themselves at risk. Practitioners need to be aware of efficient surface restoration methods that maximise the core benefits of heritage restoration.

Download this whitepaper and to be aware of the risks associated with mainstream surface restoration techniques, and the alternative method that will help you avoid them.

Balancing health and heritage: The safe method in heritage surface restoration and conservation
Balancing health and heritage: The safe method in heritage surface restoration and conservation

The heritage property market is booming, and adaptive reuse projects are gaining popularity across Australia. Principles of sustainable urban development, including conservation of local culture, have only underscored this trend. In spite of this, outdated surface restoration methods remain prevalent, putting the health of contractors and occupants, the environment and even heritage buildings themselves at risk. Practitioners need to be aware of efficient surface restoration methods that maximise the core benefits of heritage restoration.

Download this whitepaper and to be aware of the risks associated with mainstream surface restoration techniques, and the alternative method that will help you avoid them.

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