Architecture students from Griffith University have undergone a detailed cultural heritage study in Indonesia.
Conrad Gargett, a leading Australian practice in architecture, urban design and planning, interior design and
landscape architecture, supported the study tour, underpinned by the Semarang local government’s World Heritage listing application.
The tour culminated with Griffith hosting a photographic exhibition – Culture: Urban Future / Asia proudly sponsored by Conrad Gargett, the Australian
Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Australian Institute of Architects (Qld Chapter).
This was in support of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) ‘Global Report on
Culture for Sustainable Urban Development’ initiative, which is focused on strengthening efforts to protect the
world’s cultural and natural heritage.
Lawrence Toaldo, a Director of Conrad Gargett stated, “We were proud to support Griffith University’s study tour of a Dutch Colonial precinct in Semarang Indonesia. Conrad Gargett advocate that the conservation of heritage is integral to protecting a precinct’s
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