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Our members

Tony Isaacson - Convenor

Tony retired in 2016 as the Managing Director of Kane Constructions. He is chair of the Robin Boyd Foundation. He has an interest in all things construction and design, including traditional and contemporary construction technology and management systems. He supports and works with a range of non-profits, particularly in environmental areas.

Janet Beeston

Janet is Principal of Frontier Heritage Pty Ltd, an architect, and a heritage consultant. Her post-graduate studies and practice focus includes 19-century portable buildings and she has consulted to owners, local government authorities, and Heritage VIC.

Janet on LinkedIn

Miles Lewis AM

Miles Lewis’s website

Andrew Muir

Andrew has restored and researched 19-century buildings for 45 years. In 1983 he rescued a Singapore Cottage from Mentone and subsequently saved two others, and components from a group of four from which he assembled a single cottage. He has three in use in Collingwood and is restoring the fourth. He is the recognized expert in identifying, and analyzing “Singapores” through analysis, observation, and occasionally conjecture.

The Age

Charles (Chips) Sowerwine

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RHSV University of Melbourne

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The Hon Dr Barry Jones AM

Barry was born in 1932), is an Australian polymath, writer, teacher, lawyer, social activist, quiz champion, and former politician. He campaigned against the death penalty throughout the 1960s, particularly against the execution of Ronald Ryan. He is on the National Trust's list of Australian Living Treasures. He was the Vice-President of the World Heritage Committee from 1995 to 1996 and a member of the Executive Board of UNESCO in Paris from 1991 until 1995, succeeding Gough Whitlam in both roles.

Barry on Wikipedia Photo Mal Vickers

Our advisers

Overseas advisers

Marc Braham, Belgium, structural engineer & historian

Dr Tomo Inoue, Kyushu University, Japan, architectural historian

Dr David Mitchell, Glasgow, Director of Conservation, Historic Scotland.

Dr Sara Wermiel, USA, historian of technology

Dr Yeo Kang Shu,. President, ICOMOS Singapore

 Overseas bodies

Construction History Society (UK): Dr Nina Baker; Michael Heaton

 Australian advisers

The Hon Dr Barry O Jones, former Vice-President of the World Heritage Committee

Sue Balderstone, former ICOMOS World Heritage Advisor

Dr Pedro Guedes, Queensland, architectural historian

Tom Harley, former Chair of the Australian Heritage Commission

Rosemary Rosario, Western Australia, conservation architect

Paul Stark, South Australia, conservation architect

Andrew Winkler, South Australia, convenor of Friends of Torrens Island

Dr John Ting, ACT, architect and conservationist

Australian bodies

Association for Preservation Technology International, Australasia Chapter: Dr Donald Ellsmore

Australian Centre for Architectural History, Urban and Cultural Heritage (ACAHUCH) University of Melbourne, Professor Philip Goad, Professor Hannah Lewi, Professor Julie Willis

Australia ICOMOS: Peter Romey, Convenor, Australia ICOMOS World Heritage Reference Group

Australian Institute of Architects

NSW Chapter Heritage Committee: Dr Jenifer Preston, chair

Victorian Chapter Heritage Committee: Jude Doyle, chair

Western Australia Chapter Heritage Committee: Kylie Maxfield, Chair

Engineering Heritage Victoria: Guy Hodgkinson, chair

Engineering Heritage Sydney: Frank Johnson, chair; Craig McPherson

National Trust of Australia (Victoria), Simon Ambrose CEO; Felicity Watson, Advocacy Manager

National Trust of Australia (Victoria), Geelong & Regional Branch, Jennifer Bantow

National Trust of South Australia: Dr Darren Peacock, CEO

Royal Historical Society of Victoria: Professor Charles Sowerwine

South Australia Maritime Museum: Paul Rees, Director

 Local government

City of Greater Geelong: Councillor Peter Murrihy; David Scott, Senior Heritage Planner

City of Port Adelaide Enfield: Claire Boan, Mayor; Tony Kamenjarin, Urban Planner

City of Yarra: Richa Swarup, Senior Advisor City Heritage

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Our supporters

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