Magazine Door 6 collapse Light cuts through gaps in

Light cuts through gaps in the corrugated iron walls

Concrete bays stretch across level one of the Balmain Leagues Club carpark in Rozelle

Arched brick walls and steel roof trusses define the former electrical workshop at Portland Cement Works

A weatherboard farmhouse

Boco Rock Turbine at Australia and Japan

Magazine Door 6 collapse Light cuts through gaps inMagazine Door 6 stands partially open, its weathered steel face marked by rust stains and flaking paint, offering a narrow look into the dark interior beyond. These heavy doors were standard across the federation face brick magazines built from 1897 onward, sealing stores designed to keep gunpowder and high explosives stable in a depot that handled armaments for 102 years. Part of the Newington Armory series.