Heritage Awards 2017 winners

State heritage listed Temora Railway Station was given a new lease of life as a youth centre, exhibition space, performance area and rail museum.

Tramsheds Harold Park heritage restoration project, salvaged and reinterpreted the iconic Tramway Depot to create a unique food destination.

The Save Lansdowne Group advocated to protect an 1894 property, the last of 33 properties built by the Walter Liberty Vernon Neutral Bay Land Company.

This photographic exhibition showcased 172 images of the Gardens of Stone region, promoting the unique cultural and natural values of Lithgow area.

Structural movement and construction weaknesses in the precast concrete 1917 battlements and turrets of Vaucluse House were rectified using traditional building practices.

The Choregic Monument of Lysicrates, in the Royal Botanic Gardens, was restored with work including research, condition assessment, desalination, re-carving and surface stabilisation.

NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service completed the restoration of the 1907 track through the Grand Canyon in the Blue Mountains.

Conservation of an historic sandstone causeway, part of the Victoria Pass road infrastructure on the Great Western Highway near Mt Victoria.

Restoration of the interior of the Edmund Blacket Anglican church, including cleaning and repairing stained glass windows, sandstone walls and timber roof structures.

The only Victorian-era gasholder still standing in NSW was restored for Sydney Trains. This gasholder now provides a unique educational view of how our railways and cities were once illuminated.

The design and construction of an Australian Colonial Regency revival estate, including; house, interiors, outbuildings and garden.

The drawing room, considered one of the finest surviving colonial interiors in Australia, was refurbished by experts.

The discovery of an early collection of domestic sheet music inspired a new collaboration between Sydney Living Museums and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

Alchemy is an immersive, atmospheric and bespoke interpretive installation located in an reused fire station and showcases the history of Hill End.

This commemorative artwork acknowledges the contributions and sacrifices of the 8,447 NSW railway men who enlisted during World War 1.

Celebrating 90 years of the city underground railway. The event included tunnel tours, vintage electric train rides, exhibitions, commemorative photo and online video.

'Florilegium: Sydney’s painted garden' showcased 87 contemporary botanical paintings, illustrating significant plants in the collections of the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust.

This field guide to be published and covers 101 publicly accessible cemeteries in the Greater Sydney area. It includes descriptions, histories and related essays.

This brochure comprises a range of topics guiding the ongoing management and care of Inter-War Residential Flat buildings within Waverley in a series of factsheets.

Sydney Trains shared the history of rail heritage through the ‘Running on Time’ project. It included multimedia resources and behind the scenes tours of Central Station.

This website is devoted to documenting and conserving a significant expression of Australian mid-century modernism - the Lend Lease Beachcomber project home.