Lynette Gurr
Principal

She has a depth of experience in the management of built, urban and landscape heritage of national, state and local significance and is well versed in heritage planning requirements at all levels. Lynette has a special interest in the impact of climate change and disaster risk management on heritage. In recent years, Lynette has undertaken training in climate change and disaster risk.

Lynette has worked on a diverse range of heritage projects including conservation management plans, heritage planning, heritage interpretation strategies, schedules of works, and heritage impact statements. She is also experienced in community consultation.

Lynette has extensive experience in leading and managing projects of all scales. Her project experience is wide-ranging and includes climate change and disaster risk management, industrial smelters, churches, botanical gardens, reservoirs, homesteads, roads, bridges and hospitals across Australia and internationally. In recent years, Lynette has presented on heritage themes at conferences and published on contemporary heritage issues including climate change and disaster risk management.

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‘Heritage is inspired by history, culture, change, creation and regeneration. The more we know about our history and heritage, the more liberated and visionary is our future.’