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Merchiston Hall
Merchiston Hall was built in 1856 in Geelong, Victoria as a residence for local businessman and politician, James Cowie. It was designed by local architects Backhouse and Reynolds to take advantage of views over Corio Bay and the newly-established Botanic Gardens.
Following deterioration of part of the structure, Miglic MacLeod was engaged to assist with the remediation of this historic property with significant heritage value.
Our services included:
- Undertaking a site investigation to review the existing state of the building
- Researching and understanding the heritage value of the property
- Assessing the structural condition of affected areas
- Advising on the necessary structural works for its conservation
- Preparing a structural assessment report outlining advice for conservation, retention and improvement to the sensitive heritage structure
- Structural design of the remedial works.
Miglic MacLeod provided comprehensive assessment and advice through a deep understanding of local significance and heritage value.
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