Foley Park in Glebe features a World War I memorial and historic brick shelter where residents once gathered to listen to the radio. The City of Sydney has improved the park over the last couple of years. The improvement works have maximised the green open space with the baby health centre and toilet block being removed from the centre of the park. They also included the restoration of the Wireless House, a new playground, paths and lighting. The building has been adorned with a unique stainless steel perforated screen in the shape of a radiation pattern – a graphical representation of the relative field strength transmitted from or received by a radio antenna.
