This project involves the restoration of the Central Coast’s oldest and most significant building.

Built as a jail and courthouse in the late 1800’s the building has transitioned over the years and now lies in the hands of the Central Coast Conservatorium who have placed signifiant importance on the restoration of the teaching spaces while creating a “world class small performance space”.

With construction underway it won’t be long before the modern steel and glass additions liven the CCCM up while paying respect to the past.

Photographer: Luke Butterly

Builder: Buterin L'Estrange

Engineer: Northrop