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SMEC Australia and New Zealand CEO James Phillis on the importance of preserving the history of the SMHEA/SMEC Scientific Services Division at the Hydro1 Heritage Centre
SMEC Australia and New Zealand CEO James Phillis on the importance of preserving the history of the SMHEA/SMEC Scientific Services Division at the Hydro1 Heritage Centre.
After months of work, this afternoon the Hydro1 Heritage Centre Committee submitted its 72 page on-line application for an Australian Government Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program grant for the proposed Monaro Engineering Education & Environmental Precinct (MEEECAP) project to revitalize the precinct around the SMEC Fluid Mechanics Laboratory (proposed Hydro1 Heritage Centre).
H1HC are submitting a grant application under Steam 1 of the Federal Government’s Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program. If successful, the proposed repurposing of the SMEC Fluid Mechanics Laboratory at 220-226 Sharp St Cooma will anchor a dynamic precinct which will be known as the Monaro Education Engineering Culture and Arts Precinct (MEECAP).
RENEWAL – SMEC Snowy 2.0 engineer Kevin Golding introduces himself… we see this as renewal/the Snowy scheme story is being re-lived and told again/this is also at the core of the Hydro1 Heritage story – the ‘modern way of doing things’ is in many ways different, nevertheless it’s origins are from the past.
