Revitalising Urban Heritage through Adaptive Re-Use

20 June 2018

This research project was a collaboration between UrbanGrowth NSW, Western Sydney University, Macquarie University and the University of Sydney.

This report examines successful cases of commercially sustainable re-use of heritage buildings and identified indicators/frameworks that have been used to value heritage, including market-led site and building valuations.

The research included methods that value heritage landscapes and ecologies, which have a significant impact on precinct commercial valuations.

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