All projects

Fine Arts

Glebe War Memorial Restoration

The Glebe War Memorial was built in 1921 in honour of 174 local residents who served in the First World War.

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage

Winged Victory

Gilbert Doble’s (1880-1945) Winged Victory is a sculpture of Nike, the goddess of victory. It was created for the top of the Marrickville Soldiers’ Memorial in 1919 in honour of local soldiers.

Museum & Gallery Services

Australian Council for the Arts - Art Collection Hang

After relocating the Australia Council for the Arts’ art collection to a new premises in Pyrmont, Sydney, ICS designed and installed hanging display systems within the offices.

Collection Services

Digitisation of National Herbarium of NSW

ICS provided staff for the National Herbarium of NSWs’ project to digitise its collection of 1.4 million preserved plant specimens. Some dating back to Captain Cook’s landings in Australia in 1770.

Fine Arts

Sydney Opera House Coburn Curtains

The tapestries ‘The Curtain of the Sun’ and ‘The Curtain of the Moon’, are a spectacular part of the Sydney Opera House.

Fine Arts

Town Hall Air Raid Shelter Poster

In early 2014 a rare poster directing the way to an air raid shelter was discovered by workers carrying out refurbishment works at Town Hall Station.

Fine Arts

Portrait of Emily Phillips

ICS was engaged to provide conservation treatment to the portrait, which was in fair condition and had been previously treated.

Museum & Gallery Services

ANU Outdoor Sculpture Collection

The ANU’s collection of outdoor sculptures form an integral part of the University’s cultural landscape.

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage

The Melocco Room, Central Station

A fire at Sydney’s Central Station was the impetus for the restoration and conservation of this marvellous mid-century Melocco Brothers artwork.

Fine Arts

Shakespeare Memorial

Standing high upon a white marble pedestal, a life-size bronze statue of William Shakespeare is the focal point of this memorial, located opposite the State Library of NSW in Sydney.

Fine Arts

Rouse Hill Estate Side Chair

This high Victorian style upholstered dining chair is from the collection of the Rouse Hill Estate. The NSW homestead, in the Australian Georgian style, was developed between 1813 and 1819 with further developments in c. 1863.

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage

Rocky Hill Memorial Honour Roll

On Remembrance Day in 1926 this unique Honour Roll was first unveiled in the Rocky Hill War Memorial tower at Goulburn.

Fine Arts

Birdwood Flag

The restored Birdwood Flag served as the Australian ensign and the first recorded Australian flag in the field of war from WW1. The flag had been hanging proudly in a Newcastle cathedral since 1924.

Fine Arts

State Theatre Conservation of Butterfly Room

The Butterfly Room is one of the highly decorated rooms at the State theatre. ICS was engaged to uncover the original Butterfly Room decorations and return the whole room to its original intended appearance.

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage

King William III Delft Plate

Dating back to 1691, this rare tin-glazed earthenware ceramic plate was made to commemorate King William III who ruled England, Scotland and Ireland with his wife Queen Mary II from 1689-1702. It features a portrait of the king, flanked by his initials ‘KW’ and surrounded by a floral border. The plate has a lobed-style edge and is decorated with blue, yellow and green on a white background – common with Delftware from this period.

Objects, Outdoor & Built Heritage

Matthew Flinders Statue

Matthew Flinders (1774-1814) was one of the most talented navigators and chart-makers of his day. A captain in the Royal Navy, in 1798 he sailed from Sydney and circumnavigated Van Diemens Land (Tasmania), proving that it was an island. From 1801 to 1803 he circumnavigated mainland Australia, charting the coastline as he went. In 1925 a statue was erected in his honour outside the State Library of NSW in Sydney.