OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND CURTILAGE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2008–2013

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J. Condition of Values Part D – Appendices Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan <strong>2008–2013</strong> 359 Table 1. Assessment of condition and integrity - Fabric No. Embodiment of significance Condition (Source) Integrity 53. adjacent Senate and House of Representatives gardens (NHL D) 54. crisp lines, stark white colour, pronounced vertical patterns and classical form (NHL E: CHL E) 55. landmark importance (NHL E: CHL A) 56. viewpoint towards the Australian War Memorial and in the other direction to the Australian Parliament House (NHL E) 57. visual relationship with Parliament House in the north-south vista, and the open landscape between the building and the lake (CHL E) 58. Old Parliament House as an integral feature of the Land Axis vista to Parliament (NHL F) Good - although outside OPH management Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005) Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005) Good Good Good High - though this assessment relates to the physical relationship between the building and the gardens rather than an assessment of the gardens themselves High High High - although these views may be affected in future by planting within the land axis (eg Reconciliation Place), and carparking on the lawns south of OPH does detract High - although these views may be affected in future by planting within the land axis (eg Reconciliation Place), and carparking on the lawns south of OPH does detract High - although these views may be affected in future by planting within the land axis (eg Reconciliation Place) 59. siting on the Land Axis (CHL E, G) Good High - although these views may be affected in future by planting within the land axis (eg Reconciliation Place) 60. strict separation of principal components of parliamentary government, the legislative, executive and judicial, and the hierarchical relationship between them (NHL F) 61. modest scale and aesthetic qualities, and the open landscaping and gardens between the building and the lake (NHL F) 62. Specific rooms and spaces within the building are directly associated with events that shaped the political and private lives of prominent individuals in Australia’s political and social history (NHL G) Fair Good Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005) - general assessment only not related to specific rooms High - although the National Heritage values incorrectly characterise the legislature and executive as being separate, which they were not in OPH High - although the scale of some plantings may erode this quality in future Medium 63. fitout (CHL D) Good (DCITA 2004) Medium 64. plain yet dignified design (CHL F) Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005) High
J. Condition of Values Part D – Appendices 360 Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan <strong>2008–2013</strong> Table 1. Assessment of condition and integrity - Fabric No. Embodiment of significance Condition (Source) Integrity 65. front façade, the entrance portico, King’s Hall and the Chambers (CHL G) 66. design of the building, which reflects the work of Murdoch and Henderson (CHL H) 67. internal spaces and furniture (CHL H) Façade: Fair (DCITA 2004, Connell Wagner 2001) Portico: Poor (OPH staff) Kings Hall: Fair (Pearson, Marshall, McCann, Mitchell & O’Keefe 2000) Chambers: Fair (Conservation Works 2006) Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005) Interiors: Good (DCITA 2004) Furniture: Fair (AVO audit 2002, OPH staff) High-although the banners on the façade diminish integrity Although some objects have been removed for conservation reasons (eg microphones) or because they have been taken to new Parliament House (eg Mace) Medium Medium Table 2 Assessment of Condition and Integrity - Historical Associations No. Embodiment of Significance Associated Fabric Condition/Integrity of Fabric Association recalled by general knowledge and/ or interpretation 1. first purposebuilt home for the Australian Parliament (NHL A) Old Parliament House, 1927 parts Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005)/Medium Yes 2. central to the development of Australia as a nation (NHL A) Old Parliament House Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005)/Medium Yes 3. demonstrates Australia’s political processes (NHL A: CHL H) Old Parliament House Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005)/Medium Yes 4. focus for events that reflect Australian democratic values, and political and social rights (NHL A) Old Parliament House Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005)/Medium Yes 5. demonstrates how Australian federal government separated the legislative and judicial government functions and the growth of a party based democracy (NHL A) Old Parliament House Fair (DCITA 2004, Taylor Thomson Whitting 2005)/Medium No
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