Resources and publications

This guide explains the purpose, scope and content of a Conservation Management Plan or Heritage Management Plan and how to commission and use a CMP or HMP.

These principles were endorsed by the Victorian Government in December 2009.

Design strategies to improve energy efficiency in heritage buildings.

The Royal Exhibition Building is the first building in Australia to receive World Heritage Listing and this Master Plan is one of a suite of documents that informs and supports the World Heritage Site Management Plan.

The Management Plan provides information on the World Heritage, National Heritage, State Heritage and Local Heritage values of the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens.

It also provides detail on the statutory and management framework that will ensure these values are protected and conserved.

The purpose of the strategy model is to assist agencies in implementing the Victorian Government Cultural Heritage Asset Management Principles.

A heritage asset management strategy will assist agencies in managing their heritage assets. It will present a consistent approach to managing heritage assets and provide a systematic basis for determining whether significant heritage values may be affected by projects or works.

Understand the value of Victoria’s post-contact heritage, to support better decision making and resource allocation.

The Victorian Water Supply Heritage Study (the study) was commissioned by Heritage Victoria. The purpose of the study is to prepare a thematic environmental history of water supply in Victoria; and a desktop survey of Victoria’s water supply systems and sites as the first part of an in-depth examination of the heritage of Victoria’s water supply infrastructure.