The scale and site-specific nature of immoveable cultural heritage — found outside conventional museum and gallery environments — presents a range of conservation complexities and challenges. Conservation options and interventions need to consider the effect of the natural and built environments as well as the ongoing use of a site. 

At Kyi Conservation our aim is to be informed about the places and materials that we care for. Our considered approach to research enables us to provide conservation options that preserve the historical and cultural integrity as well as the authenticity of materials and places.

Working with clients, trades, architects, project consultants, heritage organisations and advisors, we are able to identify and prioritise a project’s conservation requirements and potential. We use conservation processes and distil conservation information to provide conservation options that establish the uniqueness and significance of immoveable cultural heritage as key part of inspirational spaces for custodians, occupants and visitors.