The restoration of historic areas adds variety to our urban fabric and creates visual contrast in the city, while helping to rejuvenate dilapidated areas into thriving districts.
Conservation started as early as the 1970s and more than 7,000 buildings have been conserved since then. Developers and architects intending to carry out works within conservation areas should comply with the conservation guidelines, to ensure planning and conservation continue to be done hand-in-hand, and conserved buildings hold continued relevance in today’s context.
Learn more about our conservation principles for conserving our built heritage.
Find out how you can apply for conservation signage clearance for your conserved building.
Learn more about the types of uses that are allowed at your property.
Learn about the fundamental hallmarks of any quality restoration, irrespective of scale and complexity of the project.