
Matt Devine
Matt Devine is an accomplished architect and a lecturer in heritage at the University of Sydney. He serves as the chair of the National Trust Heritage Awards, where he advocates for innovative funding solutions to support heritage conservation projects. Recently, he has been in the news discussing the potential benefits of a lottery system to alleviate the intense competition for limited heritage grants in New South Wales.
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Matt Devine is a 24-year-old scrumhalf who transferred to Ulster.
Connacht face demanding tests ahead but Lancaster effect bodes for improvement – The Irish TimesThe National Trust jury, chaired by heritage architect Matt Devine, described adapting heritage-listed social housing to suit the private housing market as 'architecturally tricky'.
Neeson Murcutt Neille heritage project makes shortlistArchitect Matt Devine supports a lottery for heritage grants, stating that competition is fierce.
This idea helped build the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Could it save NSW heritage?
















