Downstairs Office Colour:Black light filtering through the grime

light filtering through the grime to what lies below

A Basic Oxygen Steelmaking converter mid-charge: molten iron and scrap collide in a cascade of sparks and white light at Port Kembla Steelworks

replaced the open hearth furnaces that had run since 1931

British-built by Mirrlees

The building was already a shell by 2015

Downstairs Office Colour:Black light filtering through the grimePapers across the floor, a chair left askew, filing long abandoned. This downstairs office sat within the main factory and office building at 37 Nancarrow Avenue, Meadowbank, built for Automatic Totalisators Limited around 1947. The Art Deco structure, designed by the engineering firm Julius, Poole & Gibson, housed the administration of a company whose precision engineered machines counted bets at racecourses across 29 countries. Part of the ATL