Publications by Robertson & Hindmarsh
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- 75 George Street North, The Rocks
- Building 10 (former Design Office), Cockatoo Island
- Building 21, Cockatoo Island
- Building 23, Cockatoo Island
- Building 24, Cockatoo Island
- Headquarters Training Command and 30 Terminal Squadron sites, Georges Heights, Mosman
- Former Naval Cottages, Georges Heights, Mosman
- Observer Hotel, 69 George Street North, The Rocks
- Art Deco in Australia, Sunrise Over the Pacific
- The Astor
- World Wars 1 & 2: Survey of Buildings, Sites and Cultural Landscapes in NSW
75 George Street North, The Rocks
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2007 by the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority to update a previous conservation management plan on the building.
The report authors were Noni Boyd and Scott Robertson.
Building 10 (former Design Office), Cockatoo Island
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2003 by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to prepare a conservation management plan for the Cockatoo Island Dockyard former Design Office (Building 10).
The report authors were Terry Kass, Tony Lowe and Scott Robertson.
Building 21, Cockatoo Island
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2003 by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to prepare a conservation management plan for one of the former residences on Cockatoo Island (Building 21).
The report authors were Terry Kass, Tony Lowe and Scott Robertson.
Building 23, Cockatoo Island
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2003 by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to prepare a conservation management plan for one of the former residences on Cockatoo Island (Building 23).
The report authors were Terry Kass, Tony Lowe and Scott Robertson.
Building 24, Cockatoo Island
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2003 by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to prepare a conservation management plan for one of the former residences on Cockatoo Island (Building 24).
The report authors were Terry Kass, Tony Lowe and Scott Robertson.
Headquarters Training Command and 30 Terminal Squadron sites, Georges Heights, Mosman
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2003 by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to prepare a conservation management plan for the former Headquarters Training Command and 30 Terminal Squadron sites at Georges Heights in Mosman.
The report authors were Noni Boyd, Trevor Howse, Terry Kass, Tony Lowe and Scott Robertson.
Former Naval Cottages, Georges Heights, Mosman
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2003 by the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to prepare a conservation management plan for the small complex of Former Naval Cottages in Middle Head Road, Georges Heights. The cottages wereprefabricated timber buildings made in Sweden by Amals Sagverks Aktiebolag and imported into Australia after World War 2.
The report authors were Noni Boyd, Terry Kass and Scott Robertson.
Observer Hotel, 69 George Street North, The Rocks
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were commissioned in 2007 by the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority to update a previous conservation management plan on the building.
The report authors were Noni Boyd and Scott Robertson.
Art Deco in Australia, Sunrise Over the Pacific
Scott Robertson wrote the chapter, "Everyman's Castle: Housing in NSW 1918-1942".
In 2002 the book was the winner of the EnergyAustralia National Trust Heritage Award in the print category for community groups.
The Astor
Scott Robertson wrote the chapter, "The Architecture of the Astor".
In 2004 the book was the winner of the EnergyAustralia National Trust Heritage Award in the print category.
World Wars 1 & 2: Survey of Buildings, Sites and Cultural Landscapes in NSW
Robertson & Hindmarsh Pty Ltd were successful in obtaining a grant from the NSW Heritage Office to cover part of the costs involved in researching and writing a landmark study of the sites in NSW which were used in the two world wars.
The report authors were Noni Boyd, Terry Kass and Scott Robertson.
In 2007 the report was the winner of the EnergyAustralia National Trust Heritage Award in the Interpretation and Presentation - Individuals category.