Plico Design Studio were appointed as Heritage Architects to provide respectful alterations to St Luke’s Anglican Church, in Richmond Tasmania. Designed by colonial Architect John Lee Archer, it was built between 1834-1835 by convict labour, using locally sourced sandstone. It is one of the oldest churches in Australia, largely intact in its original design. Works proposed to introduce amenities to allow the original church to accommodate its congregation with non-destructive works to the original building fabric.
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We acknowledge the traditional Aboriginal owners of Country throughout Australia and pay our respect to them, their culture and their Elders past, present and future.
Plico Design Studio ensures that our projects respect the heritage of our first inhabitants and their ongoing people. We actively seek consultation with indigenous bodies, to ensure our projects are respectful to the full breath of Australian history.