If you are reading this story, you’re likely to be an arts worker at, or an enthusiastic visitor to, one or more of Australia’s great cultural institutions, and the idea of protecting these buildings from future environmental damage is something close to your heart.
Clearly, we have some leading lights in the arts who are setting great examples of how to future-proof our assets – something we know is increasingly important given some of those assets have already suffered terrible losses from recent natural disasters (like NORPA, Queensland Theatres headquarters, the Lismore Regional Gallery and more in 2022, and Kimberley Art Centres earlier this year).
