OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND CURTILAGE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2008–2013

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5. Policies Part B – Management Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan <strong>2008–2013</strong> 53 Treatment Approach 1.9 Treatment of specific components of the building fabric 1.9.1 All treatment of components must be carried out in accordance with the corresponding Permitted Action Schedule or seek approval of approach via an Action Proposal Form (see Chapter 8). 1.9.2 A cleaning program must be implemented in accordance with the Housekeeping Permitted Action Schedule. 1.9.3 The treatment of specific components of the building should be carried out as outlined below. This is not an exhaustive list of treatments, but rather a specific list of key components. a The roof line must remain below the height of the parapet line. The roof cladding and structure should be repaired where feasible, or modified and replaced as necessary. b Where feasible, pre-1988 floor fabric should be conserved, with appropriate finishes. Sample areas of rubber flooring should be retained in use and on display where their ongoing conservation can be achieved. Where rubber or parquet floor materials are unserviceable and it is intended to lay new and different floor coverings (eg carpet in place of rubber), consideration should be given to methods of laying new floor coverings on top of old which might maximise conservation of the earlier flooring. Every effort should be made to conserve in situ at least a sample of original flooring treatments if more extensive conservation is not feasible. If flooring has been assessed by Action Committee for removal due to poor condition, then a replica must be considered the most appropriate alternative (see also policies 1.4.1 and 1.5.5). c Ceilings in spaces with high individual heritage value should be retained at their existing height or reconstructed to the height that reflects their significance. In other areas existing lowered ceiling heights may be retained if needed to conceal mechanical or electrical services. d Evidence of former colour schemes should be researched and documented to the highest standard of heritage practice. The colour schemes applied to the exterior or interior spaces of heritage value in Old Parliament House should be based on a documented former scheme. Painting of interior spaces in sympathetic but non-historical new colours is an acceptable component of adaptation to new uses where the level of sensitivity to change allows, and where interpretation of the building is not a primary function of the space. Specific tasks Research and develop a palette of colours appropriate to different spaces and components of the place for repainting and maintenance work.
5. Policies Part B – Management 54 Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan <strong>2008–2013</strong> Treatment Approach e Frequent painting of pre-1988 surfaces for exhibition purposes should be discouraged or other techniques used, to retain pre-1988 architectural textures. Painting exhibition messages on pre-1988 walls should not be undertaken. f Skylights should be maintained to allow natural light to enter the building. g The external fabric of the building should be stablised using the most effective conservation techniques. Specific tasks Develop and implement a Permitted Actions Schedule for painting and the preparation of exhibition spaces. Monitor and modify if necessary, the UV and visible light levels from the skylights Seek conservation expertise to review the exterior fabric report (Connell Wagner 2001) with particular attention to experimental and non-traditional works recommendations. Parliamentary Library Photographer: Auspic Source: Old Parliament House Collection
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