Author: Dr Sue Rosen
Client: National Parks and Wildlife Service
The team was pleased to prepare a Heritage Impact Statement for the National Parks and Wildlife Service's Regional Office in Audley, Sutherland Shire, this year.
The original headquarters was located in Audley village, yet in 1975 it was suggested that a new headquarters should be constructed on Ironbark Flat to commemorate the Centenary of the Royal National Park, occuring in 1979.
The building was designed as an administration and visitor centre by architects Leonard Morgan and Bruce Eeles and was officially opened on 12 December 1979. In 1986 the visitor information function was transferred back to the former kiosk and dance hall buildings on the site, thus the Eeles & Morgan building assumed a predominantly administrative function.
The building was designed in line with the current philosophy to blend with the natural environment, in an architecturally notable and timeless brutalist/mid century style.
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Historian: Sue Rosen Research Assistance: Beverley Johnson Archaeologist: Jo McDonald Fauna: Harry Recher and Pat Hutchins Landscape: Craig Burton The Water Board commissioned Sue Rosen Pty Ltd in December 1991 to…
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