meet the team

“My mission is to be our historic fabric’s champion - ensuring our built heritage is protected for future generations. Because it is a precious repository of memory and evidence of the past. ”
— Sarah-Jane Zammit, senior associate

Sarah-Jane Zammit

SENIOR ASSOCIATE

Portrait of a young woman with long brown hair, smiling, wearing a dark blue sweater with green specks, standing against a light gray background.

Sarah has a background is in architecture and cultural heritage management, with over ten years’ experience working on a variety of heritage projects in NSW and QLD. Projects include large scale commercial, institutional, government, and infrastructure; as well as rural and small-scale residential projects.  '

Sarah has extensive experience in the preparation of heritage assessments, Conservation Management Plans and conservation of historic fabric, as well as interpretation strategies, media, and historical research.  Her role helps her to elevate built heritage’s position in society and culture, helping clients and each new generation appreciate heritage in new ways.

    • PhD (Architecture)

    • Masters of Heritage Conservation

    • Masters of Architecture

    •  Bachelor of Arts in Architecture

  • Central Station Revitalisation Project

    Sydney University CMPs for the Quadrangle, Badham Bank and Pharmacy, and Edgworth David Building

    Macquarie Bank (50 Martin Place), restoration and adaptive reuse

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Sarah’s artefact

A person holding a framed artwork of a modern house built into a cliffside, with trees and a waterfall depicted below.

“FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S ‘FALLINGWATER’

“In my hands is a 1935 coloured rendering by Frank Lloyd Wright of ‘Fallingwater’ in Pennsylvania. I studied ‘Fallingwater’ in high school art which inspired me to study Architecture. I visited the house in 2019, at which time it was recently listed onto the World Heritage List.”