Jasper Swann Stone Conservation and Restoration
Jasper’s CV
Jasper Swann has 30 years experience in the care and conservation of stone buildings, structures and monuments. He holds a BSc(Hons) Degree, a City & Guilds London Institute Craft Certificate in Stonemasonry, a Diploma in Lettercutting & Carving and a Masters Degree in Heritage Conservation. Read more →
Qualifications & Experience
Jasper Swann trained and practiced in England as a stonemason in the late 1980s, working on a wide variety of stone buildings dating from the 11th – 20th Centuries, before moving to Australia in 1991.
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Testimonials
Sydney Town Hall Conservation Project 2010-2016.
I would like to acknowledge the City’s gratitude for Jasper Swann’s assistance with the conservation projects recently completed for the Sydney Town Hall facades.
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Jasper Swann – Stone Conservation and Restoration Consultant
Jasper Swann is an independent consultant providing expert advice, documentation and project management services in the conservation and restoration of historic stone facades, buildings and structures.
He specialises in the provision of:
- Stonework and Masonry Condition Reports
- Make-Safe Inspections of sandstone facades
- Schedules of Stonework Repairs for Contract Tender
- Stonework and Masonry Repair Specifications
Testimonials:
“I would like to acknowledge the City’s gratitude for Jasper Swann’s assistance with the conservation projects recently completed for the Sydney Town Hall facades.
The Clocktower project particularly contained some unique stonemasonry issues including the replacement of all the capitals under the dome, seismic bracing of the dome, removal of asbestos in joints and replacement of key façade stones.
Given the risks and complex nature of this project we engaged consultants direct, being Stonemasonry (Jasper Swann Pty Ltd) a Heritage Architect and a Structural Engineer.” — Geoff Brew, City of Sydney, 456 Kent St Sydney.
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Jasper Swann Stone Conservation and Restoration
August 18, 2020