Positioned at the heart of B Station, this central corridor once connected two of the power station’s most vital areas—the turbine hall and boiler house. From this vantage point, workers navigated the immense network of machinery that kept Wangi Power Station running, ensuring the seamless flow of power generation.
Now emptied of equipment, the vast openness of the space lays bare the station’s scale and complexity. What was once a high-traffic passage for engineers and operators is now a hollowed-out remnant of an industrial giant, its towering steel framework the last trace of the relentless activity that once filled these walls.
Ideal for those drawn to industrial architecture, abandoned spaces, and the raw beauty of forgotten infrastructure, this print offers a striking glimpse into the monumental scale of power generation’s past.