Heritage and Character Housing - Townsville City Council
Heritage and Character Housing - Townsville City Council
Heritage and Character Housing - Townsville City Council
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Prepare a master planWhen you have sufficient information, prepare a 'master plan' settingout all the work that you identify needs to be done, whether it bemaintenance, restoration, reconstruction <strong>and</strong> even adaptation.Sort the work into a schedule starting with urgent works. It would beunwise, for example, to launch into reinstating missing doors orwindows, or reconstructing balustrades before the floor is levelled<strong>and</strong> the stumps put right. It would be dangerous to pass over repairswhich could be a safety hazard, in favour of work of less urgency.When you have your priorities listed <strong>and</strong> the master plan is complete,only then should you set about conserving your <strong>Townsville</strong> house.Views of 'Ballachmore' in the 1880s providing an large amount of informationfor conservation. (JOL)Murgatroyd Residence, 1920s. Even a blurred family snapshot is an excellentstarting point. (JOL)