The northeast corner of the Terminus Hotel stands wrapped in ivy, its façade a patchwork of sunlit brick, weathered paint, and deep green tile.
Years of exposure are etched into the surface. The Harris Street side basks in direct sunlight, while the adjoining wall remains cloaked in shadow, its bricks softened by time and shade. The signage for the beer garden and snack bar is still in place, faded but legible, hinting at a livelier past.
You don’t need a compass to see which way the building leans toward the light.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper with exceptional colour fidelity, this piece blends architectural texture with natural contrast, ideal for any interior with an appreciation for quiet urban history.