This project involved the adaptive reuse of a heritage listed Methodist Hall built in 1904, converting it into office accommodation and a private museum.
The building had fire and termite damage and strengthening of parts of the structure were required.   A new mezzanine suspended from new steel trusses and a glass walled lift were installed. Spotted gum lining boards were installed between the existing roof trusses and all floorboards were replaced.  A new kitchen and bathrooms as well as electrical, hydraulic and mechanical services were installed.