Allie Cornish

Allie is a heritage consultant with extensive experience in providing high-quality strategic heritage advice to a variety of both private and public clients. She is passionate about the unique contribution that mid and late 20th-century architecture makes to our built environment. Alexandria has provided heritage advice and reporting for several icons of these periods including Australia Square, MLC Building, Reader’s Digest Building, AMP Building and St Peter Julian’s Catholic Church. Notably, Allie contributed to the major transformation of the former William Balmain Teacher’s College in Lindfield. Allie has expert knowledge of NSW heritage legislation and a strong interest in the strategic management of heritage assets. Alexandria has advised a range of public sector clients from local to a federal level about statutory compliance requirements, good heritage management and adaptive reuse of assets.