Magazine Hatch vents Broken window panes admit the

Broken window panes admit the only light

The silos are mid-twentieth century construction

Post-WWII surplus Nissen huts found a second life across the Australian countryside as farm buildings

part of a shift away from ingot casting that would transform the entire steelmaking process

Auditorium Windows at Bankstown

Magazine Hatch vents Broken window panes admit theRust blooms across the heavy steel door of a magazine hatch at Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve, its bolts and hinges holding firm against more than a century of weathering. The hatch is one of dozens securing the earth mounded explosive storehouses built across the depot from the 1920s onward, each detail designed around the possibility of accidental detonation. Part of the Newington Armory series.