A makeshift extension of the storeroom, adapted over time to meet shifting needs. The walls, coated in layers of dust and cement residue, bear the marks of decades of industry.
A heavy wooden door—now bolted across a window—suggests an improvised solution, perhaps to block out light, secure the space, or repurpose materials in a place where function always came first.
Overhead, tattered insulation and a rusted ventilation duct hint at a space that was once vital but long outlived its purpose. This industrial print captures the raw textures and improvisation of heavy industry.