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Sydney

Based in Haymarket on Gadigal Country, our Sydney team is GML’s founding office — established in 1989 and home to our largest and most diverse group of heritage practitioners.

Experience and expertise

As GML’s head office, the Sydney team brings together the full breadth of our disciplines — leading complex, large-scale, and nationally significant projects while supporting our Melbourne, Canberra, and Brisbane teams on work that spans the country.

We work across all scales, from neighbourhood character studies to major infrastructure, and across all heritage types — built, landscape, First Peoples, archaeological, and maritime.

Our clients include government agencies, cultural institutions, architects, planners, and developers.

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Sydney Opera House
Ongoing heritage management advice for one of the world’s most recognised World Heritage sites.
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Sydney Metro
Heritage assessment and advice across one of Australia’s largest infrastructure projects.
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Sydney Olympic Park
preparing heritage policy and providing advice on the master planning vision for pne of Sydney’s largest mixed-use precincts.
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Bushfire Vulnerability Framework
Nationally significant work assessing heritage places at risk from climate-related disaster.
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Woollahra Modern Buildings Priority Study
Comprehensive study of twentieth-century heritage supporting the nomination of numerous modern heritage items.
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The standard of advice and feedback is consistently high, the people we work with are personable, knowledgeable and professional. – Ashley Dunn, DunnHillam Architecture + Urban Design

How we work

Trusted advice across complex projects
Our Sydney team is experienced in navigating the full range of heritage regulatory frameworks — working with councils, state agencies, and Commonwealth authorities to deliver advice that is clear, credible, and actionable. We are particularly well regarded for our work on major infrastructure, twentieth-century heritage, and adaptive reuse.

Resilience & heritage risk
We are national leaders in heritage resilience — helping owners, managers, and governments understand and address the risks that climate change and disaster pose to significant places, and developing strategies that protect what matters most.

First Peoples heritage
We work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and Traditional Custodians to understand cultural values, support self-determination, and deliver cultural heritage management that is respectful, rigorous, and aligned with legislative requirements.

A collaborative network
We work alongside architects, planners, engineers, landscape architects, archaeologists, conservators, and other specialists — bringing together the right expertise for every project.

Where others see heritage risks, we find collaborative solutions.

Working on a project in NSW or beyond? Get in touch with our team.
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