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Peter Andrew Barrett Architectural Conservation Consultant is an Architectural firm based in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1997 by Peter Barrett, the firm has been involved in a range of heritage projects including conservation management plans and heritage assessments of residential, commercial, industrial and public buildings.[1] The firm has also been involved in a range of heritage projects in the United States of America.
Their most notable projects include heritage assessments of the Footscray Railway Station and the Sunshine Footbridge as part of the Regional Rail Link project. They have also completed various heritage assessments in conjunction with Robert Sands Pty Ltd including the Faraday Street Primary School and the J H Boyd Girls High School. Other Major works include the Carome Homestead, Prahran Town Hall, Casterton Town Hall and The George in St Kilda, Melbourne. Major assessment conducted in the United States of America include the Balboa Park District in San Francisco, Little Tokyo in Los Angeles and the Bank of America in Los Angeles.
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- 2011 Faraday Street Primary School, Melbourne
- 2011 Regional Rail Link, Melbourne
- 2010 JH Boyd Girls School, Melbourne
- 2005 Carome Homestead, South Morang
- Balboa Park District, San Francisco
- Little Tokyo, Los Angeles
- Bank of America, Los Angeles
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Exhibitions edit
- 2014 Welcome Aboard: Melbourne in the Jet Age – Guest Curator with Simon Gregg, Town Hall Gallery, Melbourne
- 2008 Impermanent City – Guest Curator, City Museum, Melbourne
- 2005 ReBuilt Environment, City Museum, Melbourne