meet the team

“I aspire for my work to support the development of sustainable and culturally rich urban landscapes. I am committed to developing community-driven strategies which integrate physical and intangible remains of the past into the fabric of our future urban environments. ”
— Ginger-Rose Harrington, Senior Heritage Consultant

Ginger-Rose Harrington

SENIOR HERITAGE CONSULTANT

A young woman with glasses smiling, wearing a light blue button-up shirt under a dark blue overall dress, standing against a plain beige wall.

Ginger-Rose is a Senior Heritage Consultant within the Heritage Interpretation and Public Art Team, as well as the Country and Culture Team. She has worked with public and private sector clients on a broad range of projects including major infrastructure, State Significant Development, large-scale residential subdivisions, urban renewal, and targeted urban developments in NSW and Victoria.  

Ginger-Rose brings Aboriginal archaeological expertise to her role, with prior experience undertaking archaeological assessments, artefact analysis, and research design and fieldwork. She now contributes to a variety of projects including Heritage Interpretation Strategies/Plans and Public Art Strategies/Plans, Cultural Values Assessments and Connecting/ Designing with Country reports.  To each of these diverse projects, Ginger-Rose brings cultural sensitivity, technical rigour and a commitment to community-led heritage management.  

  • Bachelor of Ancient History (Archaeology), Macquarie University

    • Inland Rail Program, 2026 (Inland Rail) 

    • Wynyard Light Rail Station Development, 2024 (Sydney Metro)

    • Barangaroo Harbour Park, 2024-2025 (Infrastructure NSW)

    • National Art School Precinct Renewal, 2022-2023 (Create NSW)

  • https://au.linkedin.com/in/ginger-rose-harrington

  • Equality and Justice

Ginger’s artefact

Person holding a black braided leather bracelet with an ornate gold and silver clasp featuring a curled design.

“My bowlo tie was a gift from my grandmother which today recalls memories of us line dancing in her kitchen on hot summer afternoons. It reminds me of the way everyday objects provide a tangible connection with the past, often also carrying hidden stories and deep sentimental significance.”