Sunday 15 February 2015

Darlington, Cadigal Green, The Old School

Cadigal Green is located along Maze Crescent on the University of Sydney campus, in the inner city suburb of Darlington. The curved benches in this park face The Old School, a heritage listed building that was originally the Darlington Public School. It is now used by the Department of Music and as a theatre workshop. The Cadigal are the group of Aboriginal Australians who originally inhabited this area.

21 comments:

  1. Such a delightful building to share with us, and the grass is sooooo green!

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  2. Perfect lawn, perfect shadows, perfect place for a mid-afternoon snooze!

    Shadowy Six Words

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  3. ooh, I'd love to be walking there right now! I would have loved to go to school or to teach in that building- such character..

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  4. That sunshine made for some lovely blues and greens Jim.

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  5. oh my gosh- what a delightful building! Have a Happy Valentines Day...or is it now Feb `15th??

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  6. Bonjour,

    Un lieu charmant...
    Je vous souhaite une heureuse Saint Valentin...

    Gros bisous ♡

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  7. Love the curve design of the seats. And the building in the background looks almost like a small church rather than a school. Gorgeous setting.

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  8. The benches are quite different, and I really like the style of the Old School.

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  9. A beautiful place! This building is gorgeous!

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  10. Lovely shadows and I love seeing all that green.

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  11. Jim, re art in World Square - from the top of the stairs I reckon is a better shot, if you do lots of judicious sidesteps. I could not climb the stairs. If you are down that way, could you give it a try pls?

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    1. It's not far from work and I go down there every now and again, so I'll give it a go. :)

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  12. I used to walk through there on my way to work in the Faculty of Pharmacy. I watched in delight as all the landscaping took shape. Those chairs are a delight. Trust you to pick a non-semester time when there are NO student bodies scattered all over!

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    1. Julie, it was last Sunday afternoon and there were only a few people walking around or sitting on the benches out of view.

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  13. I'm always amazed at the number of suburbs I have not heard of and I thought I knew inner Sydney well. Great shot of a beautiful building. I can imagine those chairs would be occupied most of the time.

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  14. Seems to be a nice place to stay and calm down for a while.
    By the way we have some similar wood couches in some parks here! Very pleasent to take a nap in the nature...

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  15. Most modern unis have ugly modern buildings and no green parklands.
    University of Sydney has beautifully preserved 19th century architecture and lots of open green space.

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  16. Peaceful garden, and I like benches! Arianna

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  17. So peaceful - a lovely place to nod off!

    http://keithsramblings.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/blog-post_10.html

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