Louise Steding has over 20 years experience in general heritage, management and archaeology and has written and prepared over 150 consultancy reports for this firm alone. Her areas of expertise are historical, industrial and Aboriginal sites. She has also been project manager for several Management and Interpretation Plans. Louise established the firm in the year 2000 in Sydney, having already worked as a consultant archaeologist for several years across Australia. She has also worked in Europe as a senior archaeologist for the State Government of Thueringen (Germany). Louise has extensive experience in project management, excavation direction and general heritage conservation. She has been a heritage advisor for the Department of Planning NSW (Heritage Branch) and is a casual lecturer at Sydney University in heritage conservation (Architecture Faculty, Heritage Conservation). Dr. Steding upholds the standards and ethics of Australia ICOMOS and the Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists Inc. and is a full member of both professional organizations. She was Chairperson of AACAI (NSW/ACT) in 2008 and continues to serve on the National Membership Committee (2008-present).

• Australia ICOMOS (Full Member)
• Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists (Full Member)
• Australian Archaeological Association
• Australasian Society of Historical Archaeology

Gerald Steding is a conservation planner and restoration expert with over 25 years experience in construction and conservation. Having completed his Masters at the University of Sydney, Gerald is a specialist in structural and industrial heritage - the assessment and interpretation of buildings, infrastructure, machinery and processes. Gerald offers sound advice in heritage planning procedures and requirements. He upholds the standards and ethics of Australia ICOMOS and is a full member of this professional organization. He is also in the Historic Houses Trust and the National Trust (NSW). Before coming to Australia, Gerald spent almost two decades restoring and reconstructing heritage buildings in German cities, including Dresden and Erfurt. He supervised large-scale restoration works at, for example, the Dresdener Castle, the Sempergalerie, the Frauenkirche and other historic buildings dating from the Renaissance to the early twentieth century.