St Andrew’s Cathedral Chapter House, Sydney

• Restoration of the sandstone façade and cloisters
• Restoration of the slate roof, copper gutters and flashings
• Conservation of ornamental sandstone finials and gargoyles
• Window restoration, sandstone replacement and repointing

• Restoring a highly detailed Gothic Revival heritage building with intricate stone and roof elements
• Coordinating façade, roofing and ornamental sandstone works across a long-term restoration scope
• Matching replacement sandstone and repair works to the building’s original detailing
• Delivering complex restoration works across elevated and architecturally intricate areas

RJC Group carried out the works as a carefully staged heritage restoration scope, with façade, roofing and stone conservation works coordinated to maintain consistency across the building’s original materials and decorative detailing. Each stage of the project was planned to address deterioration while preserving the visual character of the Chapter House

The scope combined sandstone restoration, roofing works and ornamental stone conservation within a single heritage structure. All works were delivered with a focus on precision, material compatibility and long-term durability.

• Sandstone façade and cloister elements restored
• Slate roof, copper gutters and flashings repaired and conserved
• Ornamental stone features preserved through careful restoration methods
• Window restoration, sandstone replacement and repointing completed as part of the broader scope
• Heritage character and long-term condition of the Chapter House improved