Applications ordered newest to oldest.
Permanent retention of projection equipment on Australian Museum land, to project animated exhibition content onto the facade of the building. The application is Integrated Development, requiring approval under the Heritage Act 1977.
Temporary installation of two statues in connection with a forthcoming exhibition, and subsequent removal of statues and reinstatement of sign
Removal of water-damaged and mould affected building fabric, including significant (although not original) timber flooring and floor structure, and replacement of removed fabric with matching new fabric
Removal of water-damaged and mould affected building fabric, including significant (although not original) timber flooring and floor structure, and replacement of removed fabric with matching new fabric
Temporary removal of one existing sign, temporary installation of two statues in connection with a forthcoming exhibition, and subsequent removal of statues and reinstatement of sign
Temporary removal of one existing sign, temporary installation of two statues in connection with a forthcoming exhibition, and subsequent removal of statues and reinstatement of sign
projection to northern facade
Projection to northern facade
Installation of permanent projection equipment for projected images onto the Australian Museum façade.
Temporary installation of projectors for the Sharks exhibition onto the northern facade of the building. The artwork will run on a seamless ambient loop each Friday and Saturday night from 8pm-11pm between 26 April- 5 June.
Temporary installation of projectors for the Sharks exhibition onto the northern facade of the building. The artwork will run on a seamless ambient loop each Friday and Saturday night from 8pm to 11pm between 26 April - 5 June.
Temporary install of projectors. The SHARKS content will be the same as the previous iteration, which is a slow moving animated artwork, measuring approximately 20m wide by 17m high, showcasing assets of the exhibition in through a modern artistic showcase (and will not feature any advertising material). The artwork would run on a seamless ambient loop nightly from 8:00pm 11:00pm between 17th March - 2nd April, and 7pm - 10:00pm between 2nd April - 25th April.
Temporary install of projectors. The SHARKS content will be the same as the previous iteration, which is a slow moving animated artwork, measuring approximately 20m wide by 17m high, showcasing assets of the exhibition in through a modern artistic showcase (and will not feature any advertising material). The artwork would run on a seamless ambient loop nightly from 8:00pm - 11:00pm between 17th March - 2nd April, and 7pm - 10:00pm between 2nd April - 25th April.
New signage and signage strategy. The application is Integrated Development, requiring approval under the Heritage Act 1977.
S60 - Temporary Model Shark Installation
Alterations to educational establishment (Australian Museum) to demolish lean-to structures south of Vernon Wing and associated repair works to the subsurface drainage system.
S60 - AGB Events have been engaged by The Australian Museum to produce a new creative content piece to be projected onto the northern facade of the building, to coincide with the launch of their SHARKS exhibition, launching on the 19th of September, 2022.
Remove six single intermediate timber steps within the Hallstrom Threate and replace each single step with two steps generally matching the originals.
PAN-57897 - Structural works to strengthen roof framing and masonry gable
External conservation work
S57 - Replacement of internal fittings and finishes in Lewis wing of the Australian Museum.
Section 4.55(1A) modification to allow a temporary banner to be installed for the 2018 City2Surf with same supplier, size and location as previous year.
S96(1a) - Modify consent to allow a temporary banner for the City to Surf to be hung from the Australian Museum for the 2017 event. The banner is the same size and will be hung in the same location as the previous year.
Removal of existing internal mechanical plant from within the roof of the Australian Museum (Barnet Wing) to be replaced with installation of two new external air-handling units
Refurbishment works to the Long Gallery located within the Australian Museum.
Use Crystal Hall undercroft area for new coffee cart, food servery and as a venue for functions and special events.
Installation of a temporary banner on the north elevation of the Australian Museum, in association with the 2016 City2Surf.
Section 96(2) modification of consent for alterations and additions to The Australian Museum. The application seeks consent to modify Condition 9 to allow the removal of a tree on the corner of William Street and College Street.
A signage strategy for the Australian Museum comprising building identification signs, directional signs, safety decals, exhibition signs, banners and Australian Museum branding. The application is Integrated Development and includes the approval of the NSW Heritage Council under the NSW Heritage Act 1977.
Integrated development application for alterations and additions to The Australian Museum comprising a new entry hall on College Street and associated access ramp, the removal of a decommissioned substation and landscaping. The application is Integrated Development requiring the approval of the NSW Heritage Branch under the Heritage Act 1977.
Use of sites for the temporary snail installations in association with 'Art and About 2013' between 18 September and 20 October.
Installation of a temporary 30 metre x 1.7 metre LED screen on the fourth floor balcony (northern elevation) of the Australian Museum.
Installation & operation of mobile phone network telecommuncations facility on roof of Australian Museum Building.
Installation of six mobile phone antennas on the rooftop of the existing building and installation of screens around new antennas and existing cooling towers. The erection of a radio equipment shelter on the lower rooftop level at the eastern end of the building.
Installation of additional equipment to existing telecommunications facility