Built heritage is a record of our past, a testament to the skills and ingenuity of our ancestors, and a source of inspiration for future generations. It encompasses the tangible remains of human activity, from grand monuments and civic buildings to humble homes and everyday structures. It is a reflection of our collective identity, and it connects us to the places and people that have shaped our history and culture.
International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)
International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)
About Heritagescape
Heritagescape is a boutique heritage consultancy specialising in cultural heritage management and impact assessment.
We offer a range of services for private developments and the public sector. We undertake heritage impact statements, heritage planning advice, heritage assessments, photographic archival recording, heritage interpretation and expert witness services for appeals.
We look forward to working with you on your next project.
Heritagescape is a boutique heritage consultancy specialising in cultural heritage management and impact assessment.
We offer a range of services for private developments and the public sector. We undertake heritage impact statements, heritage planning advice, heritage assessments, photographic archival recording, heritage interpretation and expert witness services for appeals.
We look forward to working with you on your next project.
heritage adviceWhether you are dealing with a heritage item or are in a heritage conservation area, we can assist with the provision of heritage design advice to get your development approved through your local council. |
heritage impact statements We can provide heritage impact statements to accompany your development application. |
heritage assessmentsWe can assist with undertaking heritage assessments in accordance with the NSW heritage criteria. |
Flavia Scardamaglia
Flavia is a member of Australia ICOMOS with a passion for historic urban landscapes, cultural landscapes and built heritage.
Flavia has over 15 years’ experience working as a heritage consultant providing advice at local and state level to local councils and private entities on various projects related to heritage items and heritage conservation areas.
Flavia has worked as a heritage officer for Inner West Council and Woollahra Municipal Council where she has been involved in reviewing Development Applications, undertaking Heritage Studies and writing heritage planning policies.
Flavia strives to protect cultural heritage through the development of urban planning policies and grow ethical perspectives on sustainable urban practices.
Flavia is a member of Australia ICOMOS with a passion for historic urban landscapes, cultural landscapes and built heritage.
Flavia has over 15 years’ experience working as a heritage consultant providing advice at local and state level to local councils and private entities on various projects related to heritage items and heritage conservation areas.
Flavia has worked as a heritage officer for Inner West Council and Woollahra Municipal Council where she has been involved in reviewing Development Applications, undertaking Heritage Studies and writing heritage planning policies.
Flavia strives to protect cultural heritage through the development of urban planning policies and grow ethical perspectives on sustainable urban practices.
In September 2022, Flavia completed an extensive heritage study on the work of Professor Leslie Wilkinson in Woollahra.
This study celebrates the life and achievements of one of the most significant Australian architects of the last century. Professor Leslie Wilkinson had a profound impact on architecture in Australia and Sydney, with many of his domestic commissions being in the Woollahra Local Government Area. His response to the Australian climate through room orientation, ventilation, maximisation of light ingress, protection from southerly winds, relationship to the context, respect for existing trees and reuse of building materials were unheard of in the 1920s. My hope is that this study will give Wilkinson full recognition for being a pioneering precursor to sustainability design concepts in his contribution to residential, religious and education architecture between 1918 and 1973. The study is publicly available from this link under Documents. |