Designed by Zulaikha Greer and completed in 2000, these terrace houses front a street created after CSR departed and Lend Lease moved in.

In CSR’s heyday two streets – McCredie and New – ran between Bowman and Harvey. Mount Street Walk runs between these streets, closer to New than McCredie.

Houses on New Street dated from 1875: those on McCredie date back another decade, i.e. they are older than CSR’s occupation of the site, and were soon overshadowed by industrial buildings. When CSR moved out, these houses and facilities attracted archaeological surveys.

The refinery itself grew up across narrow Bowman Street; the research laboratory developed beyond Harvey, where Mount Street Walk now meets John Street. The engineering works east of McCredie were the most alarming neighbours: during the Second World War they were adapted to produce artillery shells, gun barrels and Verey pistols.