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Empty tables and chairs occupy the main dining area of the Queen Victoria Sanitorium
A single work boot sits on a dusty timber floor
Post-WWII surplus Nissen huts found a second life across the Australian countryside as farm buildings
The grinding pans and press machinery retained here represent the same fundamental technology introduced with the industrialisation of brickmaking in the latter nineteenth century
Merimbula Wharf at Australia and Japan
Bathroom Colour:Black Empty tables and chairs occupyA tiled bathroom inside Female Wards 9 and 10 of Callan Park's Kirkbride Complex, paint peeling from the walls and the surfaces stained by years of disuse. Cold light pushes through a grimy window, picking out the decay. The Kirkbride Complex opened its first ward in 1884, designed by Colonial Architect James Barnet on the principle that the building itself was part of the cure. Part of the Callan Park series.