Tyrone has delivered some of WA’s leading heritage and cultural projects, including works on St Mary’s Cathedral, the State Treasury Buildings, WA Museum Boola Bardip, and prominent civic landmarks across metropolitan and regional areas.
Heritage work requires a level of craftsmanship and control that goes well beyond standard construction. Surfaces, materials, and structural interfaces must be handled carefully. Documentation, safety protocols, and compliance frameworks must align with strict government and conservation standards.
Our workforce includes specialist trades supported by in-house manufacturing, allowing us to tailor components while maintaining accuracy. Whether stabilising historic masonry, integrating new structural elements, or restoring complex façades, we deliver work that respects the building’s history and secures its future.
We understand the expectations of heritage consultants, architects, and government stakeholders. Our role is to deliver the project with care, consistency, and a disciplined approach from start to finish.
Heritage Projects
WA Museum Boola Bardip
Tyrone Group undertook the Concrete, Formwork and Detailed Earthworks packages on the heritage listed New Perth Museum Building incorporating Hackett Hall, Beauford Building, Geologist Building and Jubilee Hall.
The project was delivered over an 18-month period and involved high specification custom finishes to the buildings many facets.
The Treasury Hotel
The Melbourne Hotel
Claremont Municipal Chambers
Brush Apartments Fremantle
Centenary Pavilion
St Mary's Cathedral
St Oswald's Church Swanbourne
Originally consecrated in 1924 the church was devastated by fire in 2004. Tyrone Group was engaged to repair the original brickwork and install the new masonry in the Church and adjoining hall, including constructing the large Victorian gothic arches on display in the original structure. The award-winning building combines the traditional ecclesiastical look with a modern contemporary interior.
