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.

The Turramurra Wall Painters group was founded in the 1920s by Ethel Anderson (1883-1958) and included, amongst other important artists of the period, Roland Wakelin and Roy de Maistre.

Old Parliament House (OPH, and formerly the Provisional Parliament House) is a nationally significant heritage building located in Canberra's parliamentary zone.

The early Tasmanian sofa was given painstaking restoration after it was acquired for a record auction price by the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery in very poor condition.

The Fairies Tree in Fitzroy Gardens was carved and painted in 1931-34 on a dead River Red Gum tree. The tree is covered with carvings of fairies, dwarfs, gnomes, and a variety of Australian animals and birds.

The Gothic Bank at 380 Collins Street, Melbourne, is one of Australia’s finest examples of the English Gothic revival style. The Gothic Bank was built between 1883 and 1997 and was designed by the English architect William Wardell, a leader of the Gothic Revival movement.