"Conservation works, often coupled with a new use, can breath life into many heritage buildings no longer required for their original purpose. Many redundant and underused heritage places can accommodate new uses without losing their heritage values. A building that is in active use is more likely to be maintained for future generations to enjoy. T...

Published by The Department of Planning and Community Development.

Mode of access: Available online. Previously available at: http://www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/heritage/heritage-places-and-objects/recognising-and-protecting-twentieth-century-heritage.