Brendan Kerin from the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council performed a traditional smoking ceremony at Rosebery Engine Yards, with attendees and the site smoked and cleansed for protection. This reflective and rewarding morning was a chance for attendees to reflect on the heritage and history of Rosebery Engine Yards – a development that pays homage to the past but looks boldly towards the future.
The 11,650 square metre development is defined by a large-scale, single storey floor plate, and sits on 1.9 hectares stretching an entire block in Rosebery. It is considered one of the largest heritage brownfield developments in the area.
Architecturally striking and cleverly refurbished, Rosebery Engine Yards will feature soaring sawtooth ceilings, retained timber framework and exposed brickworks – a collection of bespoke workspaces rooted in authenticity and reimagined for a new era.
