Once an essential part of Wangi Power Station’s operations, the ash plant workshop managed the byproducts of coal combustion. This facility ensured that ash was efficiently removed, processed, and disposed of, preventing buildup and keeping the system running at peak performance.
Here, workers maintained the specialized equipment that handled the station’s relentless cycle of fuel, fire, and waste. Now, emptied of machinery and abandoned to time, the workshop remains as a quiet remnant of an industry that never rested—its walls bearing the marks of years spent supporting one of the plant’s most overlooked yet vital functions.
This atmospheric print is perfect for those drawn to industrial history, mechanical engineering, and the quiet beauty of spaces once defined by movement and purpose.