The National Trust of Australia (Victoria), in association with the Centre for Architecture Victoria/Open House Melbourne, is featuring key places that paved the way for modern Victoria, 75 years later, by launching WWII At Home.
The Heritage Council of Victoria is pleased to announce new appointments as recommended by the Minister for Planning and approved by the Governor in Council.
On Friday 31 July the 2020 Houses Awards were announced via an online ceremony.
The 2020 Victorian Architecture Awards were announced on Friday 10 July, and the Heritage Council is proud to support the John George Knight Award for Heritage Architecture, which was awarded to Kerstin Thompson Architects for Broadmeadows Town Hall.
The Heritage Council of Victoria, in partnership with Heritage Victoria, has launched two Heritage Technical Codes to help address the absence of specific provisions in the Building Code of Australia.
The Heritage Council of Victoria is very excited to announce that Stuart Harrison will be giving this year’s Heritage Address as part of Open House Melbourne’s July 2020 digital program.
Heritage Victoria’s Living Heritage Program Fund provides $60 million dollars over seven years to safeguard and reactivate Victoria’s key heritage resources.
To celebrate the Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology’s 50th year in 2020, the ASHA are collecting stories about important historical archaeological sites from the Australasian region.
The National Trust has announced that the 2020 Australian Heritage Festival has been cancelled.
The Heritage Council is conscious of the need to respond to the difficulties faced by the Victorian community during the unfolding COVID-19 situation.