For his Master of Architecture from the University of Melbourne, Peter’s research thesis "American Know-How and the Myer Emporium" is an architectural history of Australia’s largest department store. Part of this thesis has been adapted to a paper entitled Shopping Towns Australia in the June 2012 issue of Fabrications, the peer reviewed journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand.
As well as his work across contemporary projects, Peter also provides consulting services on heritage conservation projects, preparing heritage impact statements for churches, houses, and industrial sites.
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Single and multi-residential homes, including specialised consulting and documentation for historic sites.
Office spaces, retail, and community buildings.
Medical centers and aged care facilities.
These ties to the heritage architecture of the Ballarat region directly informs Peter’s current practice by providing a deep, firsthand understanding of Australia’s architectural heritage. This unique expertise is a cornerstone of his heritage consulting work, where he applies this knowledge to guide the conservation and adaptation of historic buildings, providing consulting services on heritage conservation projects, preparing heritage impact statements for churches, houses, and industrial sites.