At Heritage Workshop, we offer boutique next generation conservation: planning, policy, placemaking and research.
Our mission is to combine analytical rigour, deep research, and robust methodologies to ensure every project achieves its objectives.
Our heritage consulting services are available to property owners, developers, government, not-for-profits, and community groups, for all heritage contexts.
Is your property heritage listed? Get your standard fixed-price Heritage Context Report in just 5 days for your property development, renovation or purchase.
Our team welcomes the opportunity to discuss your next heritage project.
Email us: hello@heritageworkshop.au.
Call us: +61 03 9947 5499.
Whatsapp: +61 03 9947 5499.
What is next generation conservation? - Practical and Grounded Advice
- Strengthening Values in Place
- Adapting Places for the Future
- Empowering Our Clients
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Heritage Workshop offers a full suite of heritage consulting services. We prepare heritage planning permits and deploy best-practice heritage tools including Heritage Impact Assessment, Management Plans, Master Plans, Risk Assessment, Site and Condition Surveys, Conservation Works, Policy Preparation and Benchmarking, and Interpretation Strategies.
Our consulting services include: - Heritage Advice, Planning, Strategy, and Impact Assessment
- Policy Analysis and Development
- Placemaking and Interpretation
- History and Social Research
- Training and Workshops
- Peer Review and Expert Witness
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Led by Dr James Lesh, Heritage Workshop utilises his expertise in conservation and history project delivery.
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Professional Affiliations / Qualifications
Dr James Lesh
Founding Director, Heritage Workshop
Historian and Heritage Specialist
- PhD, University of Melbourne; Master of Arts, University of London; Bachelor of Arts with Honours, University of Melbourne; Bachelor of Commerce, University of Melbourne.
- Full International Member, ICOMOS; Professional Historian, Professional Historians Association (PHA); Victorian Planning and Environmental Law Association (VPELA), Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ).
- Heritage Committee, National Trust of Australia (Victoria); Editorial Committee, Provenance, Public Record Office of Victoria.
- Lectures at Melbourne, Deakin, Sydney and Queensland Universities.