Heritage Conservation Centre
Heritage Conservation Centre

About the Heritage Conservation Centre

The Heritage Conservation Centre (HCC) is the repository and conservation facility for the management and preservation of Singapore’s National Collection. The HCC building, located in Jurong, is a purpose-built facility that houses the centralised conservation laboratories for the treatment of object, painting and textile artefacts, as well as a laboratory designed to cater for scientific analysis, material testing and research.

What We Do

Heritage Conservation Centre

HCC plays a leading role in heritage conservation in Singapore, and focuses on three main objectives. Firstly, to set and maintain high professional standards of heritage conservation; secondly, to improve accessibility to the National Collection; and finally, to disseminate and share with the public our knowledge of heritage care. By leveraging on our expertise in the areas of conservation and collections management, we hope to expand our role in the heritage sector beyond Singapore, into the region.

HCC has a team of dedicated professionals to preserve, manage and provide the best possible care for the National Collection. It comprises the Collections Management and Conservation Services departments.

Collections Management

Conservation Services

Visiting and Volunteering at the Heritage Conservation Centre

Research & Publications

How to Care for Your Own Treasures