Introduction to Heritage Resource Management

Conservation of the Built Environment

Heritage Resource Management

This practice is assigned to the code of conduct as prescribed by APHP – Association of Professional Heritage Practitioners.

Due to the diverse nature of heritage and conservation related work, varying scales of complexity and scope, the service and fee proposal can only be defined in response to specific project needs. Note that project teams are often established to accommodate multi disciplinary specialist requirements.

Typical projects which could be undertaken by this practice may include:

NHRA – National Heritage Resources Act Applications, such as Sec. 34 or 38, which may require Heritage Statements or Impact Assessments
Architectural projects which triggers NHRA
Built Environment Assessments and Grading
Visual Impact Assessments
Heritage Impact Assessments
Heritage Surveys
Heritage Reports
Historical-Architectural Research
Heritage Inventories
Other: Museum & Exhibition design
Heritage Western Cape Permit Applications

Fees Description

Due to the wide variety of heritage related work which could be involved, the fees are determined on a project specific basis. This is based on the scope, scale, complexity and resources needed to respond to specific project requirements and/ or authority requests.

Consultations

All consultation work such as pre-commissioning briefing sessions, advice on site and property prior to purchase, planning process, etc. will be charged for on an hourly basis. Due to the wide variety of heritage related work which could be involved, the fees are determined on a project specific basis. This is based on the scope, scale, complexity and resources needed to respond to specific project requirements and/ or authority requests.

General notes

Unless otherwise stated in the letter of appointment, all reference to other consultants’ fees will be for the client’s account. This practice is not registered for VAT. Invoices are payable on presentation.