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Air Compressor skylight The canteen of the ATL

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Description

The canteen of the ATL Building at Nancarrow Avenue

with engine RPM to the left and propeller pitch to the right

The raised stage at the far end sits stripped and open

Opened in 1903 as a tuberculosis sanatorium designed by architect George Sydney Jones

Built up through more than a century of continuous operation under four corporate identities

Air Compressor skylight The canteen of the ATLA rotary air compressor sits against an exposed stone cutting at Hornsby Quarry, pipes trailing across broken ground and a rusted ladder leaning against the cooling unit. Graffiti marks the casing; vegetation pushes up through the gravel. Hornsby Quarry supplied crushed dolerite for road construction across northern Sydney from around 1905 until operations ceased in 2002. Part of the Hornsby Quarry series.

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