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Former Pyree School Pyree Nsw
FORMER PYREE SCHOOL PYREE NSW CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN PREPARED FOR SHOALHAVEN CITY COUNCIL BRIDGE ROAD NOWRA NSW AUGUST 2001 REF: 0101: CMP TROPMAN & TROPMAN ARCHITECTS Architecture Conservation Landscape Interiors Urban Design Interpretation 55 LOWER FORT STREET SYDNEY NSW 2000 FAX (02) 9251 6109 PHONE (02) 9251 3250 Tropman Australia Pty Ltd ABN 71 088 542 885 ACN 088 542 885 Incorporated in New South Wales TROPMAN & TROPMAN ARCHITECTS Former Pyree School, Pyree Ref: 0101:CMP Conservation Management Plan August 2001 Contents 1.0 Executive Summary 1 2.0 Introduction 2 2.1 Brief 2 2.2 Study Area 3 2.3 Methodology 5 2.4 Limitations 5 2.5 Author Identification 6 3.0 Documentary Evidence 7 4.0 Physical Evidence 26 4.1 Identification of existing fabric 26 5.0 Analysis of Documentary and Physical Evidence 31 5.1 Analysis of Documentary Evidence 31 5.2 Analysis of Physical Evidence 31 6.0 Assessment of Cultural Significance 32 6.1 NSW Heritage Assessment Criteria 32 6.2 Statement of heritage significance 33 6.3 Nature of significance 34 6.4 Items of significance 34 6.5 Heritage Assessment Matrix 35 6.6 Grading of significance 35 6.7 Definition of curtilage 39 7.0 Constraints and Opportunities 40 7.1 Physical constraints and requirements arising from 40 the statement of significance 7.2 Procedural requirements (conservation methodology) 41 7.3 Constraints and requirements arising from 42 the physical and documentary evidence 7.4 Constraints and requirements arising from 42 the physical condition 7.5 External constraints 43 7.6 Opportunities
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