Old buildings create intimate neighbourhoods that reinforce a sense of history and security by preserving what is unique yet familiar in a community. Through the redevelopment of historic buildings & neighbourhoods, community members gain a stronger sense of the history of the community and the importance of the places and events that helped shape the area. Conserving these buildings creates spaces and opportunities for cultural activities that encourage active neighbourhoods with rich personalities. In turn, cultural activities can attract potential residents to a neighbourhood, which can lead to an increase in home ownership numbers and liveability standards through the development of schools and parks.

In July 2009 we were approached by a developer who owned two adjacent properties in Fendalton. Both properties were 1930's weatherboard bungalows and the developer was interested to know if there was a market for both houses to be relocated to a new site.