Malthouse Two Size:XS housed the administration of a

housed the administration of a company whose precision-engineered machines counted bets at racecourses across 29 countries

purpose-built in 1926 and running as Purnell Shoe Company by the 1970s

its steel body scored and pitted from decades of heavy lifting

The rear doors open onto overgrown grounds

with nothing on the far side to explain why it was built

Malthouse Two Size:XS housed the administration of aMalthouse Two stands as the most intact of the three malthouses at Mittagong Maltings, its vast hall now silent beneath daylight filtering through broken windows. Constructed between 1906 and 1907 as a mirror image of Malthouse One, it was rebuilt following the 1942 fire and returned to production in 1953. Part of the Mittagong Maltings series.