corrugated iron, a corrugated asbestos cement roof with skylights and timber floors. It is two storeys, with the same type of windows as found elsewhere on site. Provides physical evidence of an important historical phase on the site, that of the shipbuilding years of the Adelaide Steamship Company. It relates to the other Edwardian era buildings on the lower part of the site. Its existing corrugated asbestos roof sheeting replaced an original corrugated iron roof c.1940. There is no ceiling lining and the underside of the roof cladding forms the ceiling. Building 1 ( 1940) Constructed approximately when the roadway was built to provide office space, amenities and storage. Built variously of brick fibro and corrugated iron, it is (one of a number of) general-purpose personnel-centred buildings built, indicative of the historical decline in the shipbuilding industry and of Adelaide Steamship Company after the (Second World) war as it provides evidence of the last development phase on the site. It is likely the existing asbestos roof and walls are original fabric. It had ancillary functions and did not play an important role in the industrial use of the site. Heritage listing Waterview Wharf Workshops was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999. See also References Bibliography Attribution External links New South Wales State Heritage Register Balmain, New South Wales Shipyards of New South Wales Articles incorporating text from the New South Wales State Heritage Register Adelaide Steamship Company