Craig Burton is a qualified architect, landscape architect, horticulturalist, fine arts historian and a graduate in environmental studies.
He has been involved with environmental heritage issues, particularly in the areas of architecture and cultural landscape identification and assessment since 1981.
Craig has undertaken Heritage Studies for local government areas and a number of Conservation Plans, Community Mapping projects and related studies of both natural and cultural environments. He is equally experienced as an architectural, landscape and urban designer having undertaken a wide range of design projects.
His professional experience has ranged from private practice with various architectural offices in New South Wales, fifteen years with the N.S.W. Government Architects Branch where he was employed both as an architect and as a landscape architect, forty years academic involvement, twelve years with the School of Landscape Architecture, University of N.S.W. and over forty years private practice as a sole practitioner. He has been involved with teaching selected subjects in the undergraduate courses in Architecture at both the University of Sydney and the University of N.S.W. as well as the post graduate courses in Heritage Conservation and Urban design at these institutions.
