Slab Caster Plant Colour:Black Rows of timber A-frames and

Rows of timber A-frames and corrugated iron slowly losing the fight against weather and time at the Smith Street workshop

Yubari: rows of faded green tiles lining the walls of empty cubicles

A screening conveyor sits rusting within Hornsby Quarry

Heavy steel gates rusted shut at the main entrance to the Sundell Holden workshop and service centre on Smith Street

its metal frame heavy with rust after years of disuse

Slab Caster Plant Colour:Black Rows of timber A-frames andRusting beams and abandoned control panels fill the Slab Caster Plant at Port Kembla Steelworks, the machinery that replaced open hearth steelmaking standing idle in a space built for continuous production. Continuous slab casting was first commissioned at Port Kembla in 1978, part of a shift away from ingot casting that would transform the entire steelmaking process. Part of the BlueScope Port Kembla series.