Turbine Hall Corridor chimney peeling paint and grimy windows

peeling paint and grimy windows the only evidence of the domestic life once organised around this space

captured in 2014 as dust settled across the concrete and scattered machinery debris held the outline of a working floor

By 1973 the bakery above was producing six thousand dozen rolls per hour and around 100 varieties of bread

built between 1880 and 1885 on the principles of moral therapy: light

described as the biggest independent bakery in Australia

Turbine Hall Corridor chimney peeling paint and grimy windowsTurbine Hall Corridor at Rozelle, New South Wales, Australia. Photographed 2015. Available unframed, framed, or face mounted on metallic gloss.