Passionate about conserving art and cultural heritage

ICS has had a long and major association with the conservation of the huts and contents of the sites from the Heroic Era of Antarctic Exploration (1899-1916).

Almost a century old, the solid jarrah doors welcoming visitors into Canberra's Old Parliament House are an integral part of the building and its national heritage.

A new bimah is installed to its original 19th century location and ornate floor tiles restored

The fine bronze equestrian figures known as ‘Offerings of War’ and ‘Offerings of Peace’ that front the Art Gallery of NSW were designed by Gilbert Bayes in the 1920s.

A tapestry designed and created by Le Corbusier in the 1950’s for the Sydney Opera house, finally made its way to its original destination in 2016.

The tapestries ‘The Curtain of the Sun’ and ‘The Curtain of the Moon’, are a spectacular part of the Sydney Opera House.

The La Perouse anchor dates back to the earliest days of European settlement of Australia, namely the visit by two ships of the La Perouse expedition to Botany Bay in February of 1788.

A distinctive feature of Sydney Harbour Bridge's profile has been the four painting and maintenance cranes. ICS was asked to guide the decision making on what was to become of these decommissioned cranes.