Graph Paper Rolls Type:Acrylic decaying reagents and glassware sitting

decaying reagents and glassware sitting exactly where a student last placed them

Concrete pillars rise through the deep basement of Malthouse Three at Mittagong Maltings

Clerestory windows at the far end throw light across the mess

The school operated from its purpose-built campus from 1958 until closure in 2009

producing around 100 types of bread and distributing across Sydney via 22 retail shops

Graph Paper Rolls Type:Acrylic decaying reagents and glassware sittingStacks of graph paper rolls sit gathering dust inside West Ryde Pumping Station, their precise measurement grids made redundant long before the photographs were taken. The rolls likely passed through the station's administration or engineering offices, spaces built to support the operation of what was, at the time of its 1982 electrification, the largest domestic water pumping station in Australia. Part of the West Ryde Pumping Station series.