Nurses Lunch Room Size:XS light filtering through grimy windows

light filtering through grimy windows onto forgotten equipment

The eastern facade of the Power House at Portland Cement Works Precinct bears rust stains and peeling paint across walls marked by decades of industrial use

moored in the stillness of a building that once ran five slipways capable of handling vessels up to 90 feet

Corrugated iron became the standard cladding for Australian woolsheds from the 1850s

Nurses Lunch Room Size:XS light filtering through grimy windowsSky blue cabinetry lines the nurses' lunch room in the novitiate building at Lewisham Hospital, one cupboard left hanging open, its shelves long empty. Vinyl floor tiles curl at the edges; paint peels from the far wall in wide sheets. The Little Company of Mary operated the Lewisham Hospital complex from 1889 until 1986. Part of the Lewisham Hospital series.