From this vantage point inside the B Station boiler house, the vast scale of Wangi Power Station reveals itself. In the distance, the coal bunkers mark the starting point of a once meticulously coordinated fuel system, where coal was delivered, stored, and fed into the roaring boilers below.
This space was once alive with movement—conveyors carrying fuel, steam surging through massive pipes, and turbines generating power for industries and homes. Now, with the machinery long removed, only the skeletal remains of the infrastructure endure, leaving behind an empty, cavernous expanse where the rhythm of industry has faded into silence.
A powerful print for those drawn to industrial history, engineering, and the monumental scale of lost industry, this piece offers a striking glimpse into the architecture of energy production.