Jennifer Sanders
Jennifer Sanders is an advocate for the preservation of cultural heritage, known for her role as the former deputy director of the Museum of Applied Arts and Science in Sydney. Recently, she made headlines for her outspoken criticism of the New South Wales government's plans to revamp the museum, which she believes will compromise the architectural integrity of the heritage site established during the tenure of her late husband, architect Lionel Glendenning.
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Jennifer Sanders, former deputy director and widow of the building’s architect, disputes the necessity of the teardown.
Wran Building torn down despite criticism of $300 million redevelopment
Australia· 2026-02-03
Jennifer Sanders, former museum deputy director and the widow of architect Lionel Glendenning, accused the NSW government of betraying a 2023 election commitment to save the Wran building.
Powerhouse Museum Ultimo rebuild accused of trashing heritage significanceAustralia· 2025-08-05
Jennifer Sanders accused Labor of reducing its cultural jewel.
Labor’s $300 million revamp hit by last-minute hitchAustralia· 2025-06-26
