Wash House Facing West parramatta The office block sat above

The office block sat above a building that

the largest diatreme exposure in the Sydney Basin

The concrete interior of a munitions magazine at Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve drops away below the frame

The magazines were built from 1897 to store gunpowder

Molten steel cascades from a basic oxygen steelmaking vessel at Port Kembla Steelworks

Wash House Facing West parramatta The office block sat aboveGlazed roof trusses draw light down the length of the workers' wash house at Portland Cement Works, falling across a concrete floor and a timber bench. Steel lockers line the far wall. White glazed brick. The room is wide and empty now, though it was once the daily endpoint for men coming off shift in one of the largest cement manufacturing operations in Australia. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.