
DOUGLAS ANNAND, DALTON BUILDING STAIRWELL MOSAIC 1958
The Dalton Building stairwell on the University of New South Wales’s (UNSW) Kensington campus is home to a multi-floor level wall mosaic installation by Douglas Annand.
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Built heritage, including historic buildings and architectural elements, is a tangible link to our past. O’Sullivan Conservation has undertaken a range of conservation projects for historic buildings and structures in environments as diverse as hospitals, universities, and courthouses throughout Australia, and heritage structures as far as Antarctica.
In undertaking conservation projects of built heritage, our conservators follow the ethical guidelines of minimal intervention, using appropriate and reversible materials to the extent possible, and thorough documentation of all conservation treatments undertaken.

The Dalton Building stairwell on the University of New South Wales’s (UNSW) Kensington campus is home to a multi-floor level wall mosaic installation by Douglas Annand.
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