A prominent heritage architect alleges the NSW government terminated his contract and hired another company after he advised that the Ultimo museum should be heritage listed
of the Ultimo redevelopment show that a third of the existing museum buildings could be demolished and the remaining interiors potentially gutted, despite a warning from the National Trust that the plans are “intrusive and destructive” to the precinct’s heritage.
“It’s time somebody told the truth about what happened,” Croker told the Guardian. “This ongoing silence is not right.”for his CMP to the government’s cultural body, Create NSW, in December 2021, in the presence of the museum’s chief executive, Lisa Havilah, and representatives of the state government.
Croker said he attended all the public meetings and briefings to stakeholders in February and March, during which opposition to the redevelopment was vocal. But in the summary presented to him by Create NSW in March, the public response appeared to be only positive.
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