GML Heritage

GML Heritage is an Australian consultancy firm established in 1989 as Godden Mackay Pty Ltd and then Godden Mackay Logan Pty Ltd after its three main founders.^[1][2]

GML Heritage

Formerly	Godden Mackay Godden Mackay Logan
Company type	Proprietary limited company
Industry	Heritage consulting
Founded	1989 (1989) in Sydney, Australia
Founders	Don Godden, Richard MacKay and David Logan
Headquarters	Level 17, 323 Castlereagh St, Haymarket, New South Wales , Australia
Key people	Sharon Veale, Rachel Jackson, David Logan, Tim Owen, Edwina Jans, Rebecca Hawcroft
Number of employees	67
Website	www.gml.com.au

Operating in Sydney and Canberra, GML Heritage undertakes heritage planning, management and conservation. In Melbourne, GML was formerly known as Context, which was also formed in 1989.

The two businesses merged in 2017. The firm employs over 60 historians, heritage experts, archaeologists, architects, interpretation planners and designers.

GML has delivered work within local neighbourhoods, significant places, iconic destinations and world heritage sites, including Budj Bim, the Sydney Opera House, the Eames House, Parramatta Park, Norfolk Island, First Government House, Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, the Shine Dome and Old Parliament House.

The company has won numerous industry awards for its heritage advice and services.^[3]