The north-facing façade of the Terminus Hotel, captured in the late afternoon light.
Ivy spills down from the roofline, cloaking the upper storey in a dense, living curtain of green. Only the occasional architectural detail peeks through, hinting at the building’s early 20th-century origins beneath the growth. Below, the worn timber doors and signature green tilework remain intact, grounding the scene in its identity as a Sydney corner pub.
For decades, this striking veil of foliage turned the building into a landmark of quiet fascination, bridging the line between heritage and myth.
Produced on museum-grade archival paper, this piece celebrates the organic transformation of a historic site into a living monument, rich with visual depth and quiet grandeur.