MidCoast Council are looking to repair sections of the State Heritage Registered Quambi House in Stroud, NSW.
When we were invited to work on Quambi House, our role was to ensure that any new works would protect the property’s historical heart while meeting the needs of the present day. We began by delving into archives and old maps, piecing together the building’s layered history. A careful site inspection followed, revealing both the visible heritage elements and the potential for hidden archaeological treasures beneath the surface.
With this knowledge, we prepared a detailed archaeological assessment, mapping out ways to safeguard the most significant features while allowing for sensitive, sustainable use of the site. Our recommendations provided a clear path forward—respecting the heritage values that make Quambi House unique, while enabling necessary maintenance and improvements.
Heritage places like Quambi House are rare. They remind us that the past is not gone; it’s here, shaping the spaces we walk through every day. Our work helps ensure that these stories remain part of our shared future.
Whether you manage a heritage-listed property, are undertaking development near a sensitive site, or simply want to ensure history is preserved while plans move forward, we can help.
Hunter Archaeology specialises in combining deep historical research with practical, compliant solutions—protecting what matters most while enabling progress.
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Heritage requirements don’t have to be roadblocks. With the right expertise and approach, you can protect cultural values while achieving your development goals. Contact our team today!
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