Annex Door flock of birds its utilitarian surface edged by

its utilitarian surface edged by vegetation pressing in from the surrounding grounds

its rusted frame and peeling paint marking years of disuse

Peeling paint and industrial residue coat the walls of a space that once handled Holden aftersales work for Sydney's North Shore

The wards were part of a pavilion-type layout designed from 1880 for moral therapy

Faded court lines mark the dusty floor alongside rusted equipment

Annex Door flock of birds its utilitarian surface edged byA door to the Munitions Annex stands partially open, its surface stripped back to bare rusted metal and peeling paint. The annex was built in 1943 during wartime production at the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company works, a plant that by then had been supplying cement across Australia for four decades. Part of the Portland Cement Works series.