King Street Court Complex is a Georgian style courthouse in Sydney’s legal precinct and has been in continual use as a courthouse for almost 200 years. It was originally designed by colonial architect Francis Greenway and has been altered and extended many times, including a period as Macquarie’s first public school. UBW was engaged to carry out heritage restoration and termite remediation works across multiple areas of the complex.
Our Approach
Timber replaced to match the original detail.
UBW manufactured and replaced termite damaged decorative timber mouldings, beadings, sills, jambs, skirting, architraves and timber ceiling linings across multiple areas. The works also included termite remediation, electrical work and French polishing, and were delivered over a 12 week programme.
Project Gallery
The Project in Pictures.
Scope of Works
Heritage restoration
Termite remediation
Manufacture and replacement of damaged decorative timber mouldings and beadings
Replacement of sills, jambs, skirting and architraves