Stone Block Pile washroom The window once looked out

The window once looked out over an industrial complex that produced approximately 40% of all Portland cement manufactured in Australia by 1912

its walls streaked with rust and faded paint

A name written on a peeling wall inside the novitiate building at the former Lewisham Hospital

Heavy iron rails mark the entrance to one of the depot's enclosed precincts at Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve

terminating at a corrugated metal wall

Stone Block Pile washroom The window once looked outA large pile of grey stone blocks sits on the dusty floor of one of the former Davies Coop Bradmill factory's manufacturing buildings, graffiti covering the red brick walls behind and a rusting roof beam overhead. The complex on Francis Street, Yarraville, was developed by Davies Coop & Co. Ltd from 1952 and later operated under the Bradmill name before textile production ceased around 2001. Part of the Bradmill Denim series.