Projects

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Rippon Lea Estate Commercial Strategy

Rippon Lea Estate balances heritage with enhanced visitor services. Developed the food and beverage strategy and led procurement planning to activate gardens, mansion and event spaces. The strategy protects heritage value while enabling sustainable operations and improved visitor experiences in this cultural destination.

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Location: Elsternwick VIC

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Heritage Conservation Management Plan Process Review

A statewide review of NSW heritage practices improves stewardship and policy clarity. Supported implementation design and led stakeholder workshops to test recommendations. The endorsed review enables better governance, transparency and digital tools to deliver a cost-effective and sustainable heritage framework.

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Location: Sydney NSW

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Melbourne University Boat Sheds Redevelopment

A complex heritage project extends Australia’s oldest rowing club facility within a riverside parkland site. Scoped and analysed hospitality needs, developed the design brief, and led operator procurement to support multifunctional community use and financial sustainability.

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Location: Melbourne VIC

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Ipswich Arts & Cultural Strategy & Public Art Governance Framework

Ipswich’s arts strategy guides growth and cultural leadership over two decades. Maytrix co-delivered the defining strategy, distilling community engagement into a shared vision and shaping the strategy and governance framework. The plan integrates creativity into daily life, strengthens wellbeing, and stimulates investment and innovation in the cultural economy.

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Location: Ipswich QLD

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Aboriginal Cultural Centre Project Definition Plan

Perth’s $102M Aboriginal Cultural Centre anchors the Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, translating six seasons into architecture and public space. Developed the commercial blueprint for dining and events to embed employment pathways and sustainable revenue. The operations roadmap aligns cultural heritage and destination tourism for lasting social and economic value.

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