article_snippet: These buildings are so strong, there are no cracks, it will be great when no cracks happens,' archaeologist
article_snippet: It is considered a very significant building and any work has to be done with a strict conservation plan but you can see there is a lot of room for everything else. '
article_snippet: The vastness of it, the great cavernous spaces, the machinery, there's nothing quite like this. '
article_snippet: It's a vast cavernous building and you just don't see space like this near a major city with so much artefact like machinery still intact,' said Dr Johnson .
article_snippet: Asbestos sheets, broken glass and timber litters the no-go zone at the last remaining power station of no-go type in New South Wales .
article_snippet: Room with a million dollar view.
article_snippet: But holes are still visible throughout the factory floor .
article_snippet: The factory floor with boilers in full flow and workers keeping a close eye .
article_snippet: Elsewhere, shattered glass and broken bits of timber need to be negotiated, as do collapsing floors for fear of plunging many metres.
article_snippet: A danger zone, which even the city's so-called "cave-dwellers" have declared a no-go zone because of a no-go zone decaying state. '