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Heritage Architect & Consultant in Brisbane

Andrew Ladlay Architect, Brisbane

Andrew Ladlay is a Brisbane based heritage architect who has been in private practice since 2005, working exclusively in the area of conservation of built heritage throughout Queensland. His appointment in 2006 by the Queensland Heritage Council as rural heritage adviser reflects his vast experience and standing as a heritage professional. In 2019, Andrew Ladlay was appointed as  a member of the Queensland Heritage Council, representing the National Trust of Australia (Queensland).

Services

About Andrew

Services

Andrew provides a range of services, including:
  • Conservation management plans
  • Heritage applications including exemption
    certificate applications
  • Heritage impact statements and reports
  • Condition surveys and reports
  • Heritage management protocols
  • Heritage grant applications
  • Specialist conservation documentation
  • Adaptive re-use studies and planning
  • Mapping and recording of buildings and sites with
    measured drawings and photography
  • Historic colour schemes
  • Heritage guidelines and fact sheets
  • Maintenance manuals
  • Housekeeping manuals
  • Expert Witness services
Andrew Ladlay provides assistance and practical conservation advice to building owners, managers, and developers, and their architects and planners, to help them manage change to heritage places, and enjoys close working relationships with heritage officers of:
  • The Department of Environment and
    Science
  • The Brisbane City Council
  • The Gold Coast City Council 
  • Various other local authorities
As a heritage architect, Andrew Ladlay has extensive experience in the conservation of a wide variety of places with local, state, and national cultural heritage significance, and undertakes a range of heritage consultancy services throughout Queensland.
Andrew provides a range of services, including:
  • Conservation management plans
  • Heritage applications including exemption
    certificate applications
  • Heritage impact statements and reports
  • Condition surveys and reports
  • Heritage management protocols
  • Heritage grant applications
  • Specialist conservation documentation
  • Adaptive re-use studies and planning
  • Mapping and recording of buildings and sites with
    measured drawings and photography
  • Historic colour schemes
  • Heritage guidelines and fact sheets
  • Maintenance manuals
  • Housekeeping manuals

About Andrew

Andrew Ladlay provides assistance and practical conservation advice to building owners, managers, and developers, and their architects and planners, to help them manage change to heritage places, and enjoys close working relationships with heritage officers of:
  • The Department of Environment and
    Heritage Protection
  • The Brisbane City Council
  • The Gold Coast City Council 
  • Various other local authorities
As a heritage architect, Andrew Ladlay has extensive experience in the conservation of a wide variety of places with local, state, and national cultural heritage significance, and undertakes a range of heritage consultancy services throughout Queensland.