Previously known as Brent Quilliam Stonemason
Restoring the Robbie Burns Statue on North Terrace
Project Overview
A.R.C Stonemasonry was engaged to restore the Robbie Burns Statue located in the forecourt of the State Library of South Australia on North Terrace, Adelaide. This statue, the first public sculpture in Adelaide, commemorates the life and work of the Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns.
Our work focused on preserving the statue's integrity, ensuring it remains a lasting tribute to Burns' legacy and a significant landmark in Adelaide's cultural landscape.
Scope of Work
- Stone Restoration: Performed expert restoration work on the statue, repairing and restoring the hand-carved elements as required.
- Hand-Carving Repairs: Carried out precise stone-carving work to replace or restore damaged features while respecting the statue’s original design.
- Installation and Finishing: Ensured all restored elements were correctly fitted and integrated with the original statue.
The restored Robbie Burns Statue on North Terrace, Adelaide, by A.R.C Stonemasonry
Project Outcome
The Robbie Burns Statue has been successfully restored, preserving its historical and cultural significance. The completed work demonstrates A.R.C Stonemasonry’s expertise in heritage stone restoration and careful craftsmanship, allowing this iconic Adelaide monument to continue to be appreciated by the public.
Why Choose A.R.C Stonemasonry
- Specialists in heritage stone restoration and monumental sculpture repair
- Expertise in traditional hand-carving and stonemasonry
- Experience with South Australian public heritage projects
- Commitment to maintaining historical authenticity and quality craftsmanship
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A.R.C Stonemasonry's Brent Quilliam restoring hand-carved features of the Robbie Burns Statue