Nedlands REGIS Wyvern Aged Care

From an urbex point of view, it's funny how you start to become attached to a particular place. I've now visited this apartment complex no less than thirty five times since early October 2020, documenting with photos any changes I saw. Whether it was dero muppets trashing it or graffiti artists practicing their skills (and the occasional, ill-matured young men secretly obsessed with the penis, despite portraying a false sense of macho heterosexuality, defacing works of art with male genitals).

 

Word was starting to get out and perhaps an influx of visitors was attracting its demise.

 

Then everything changed for the worse. It was imminent.

 

After some nine years of neglect, internal demolition started. A sad reality I knew I would have to accept sooner or later. My happy place, where I came to cope with this toxic world, was about to fall apart.