- Restoration of the building’s façade and roof to the original design
- Slate works to the roof and conical tower
- Replacement of the corner shop entry in sandstone to match the original design
- Restoring a highly detailed Federation Anglo-Dutch heritage building with distinctive parapets, motifs and roof features
- Matching new sandstone and roof elements to the building’s original architectural design
- Preserving the visual integrity of prominent heritage features throughout the restoration works
- Delivering works to a significant inner-city heritage building within an active urban setting
RJC Group carried out the works as a carefully coordinated heritage restoration scope, with façade, roofing and sandstone reconstruction works planned to reinstate original architectural elements across the building. Each stage of the project was delivered with close attention to material consistency, heritage detailing and the visual character of the restored structure.
The scope combined roof restoration, slate works and sandstone reconstruction within a single heritage building envelope. All works were undertaken with a focus on preserving the building’s original presentation while improving its condition and long-term durability.
- Façade and roof restored in line with the building’s original design
- Slate works completed to the roof and conical tower
- Corner shop entry reconstructed in sandstone to match the original building
- Heritage character and architectural presentation of the building preserved through careful restoration works
- Long-term condition and visual integrity of the building improved