Once an essential corridor of Wangi Power Station, B Station’s Mill Alley was where raw coal was ground into fine dust to fuel the massive boilers above. To the left, powerful coal mills worked tirelessly, transforming solid fuel into an efficient, combustible form. On the right, the ash plant workshop managed the remnants of combustion, ensuring the station’s operations remained efficient and controlled.
Now, stripped of its machinery, the space has taken on a different character. Pools of water reflect the skeletal remains of the structure, while vegetation quietly reclaims the floor—nature slowly overtaking a site once defined by relentless industry.
This print captures the tension between industrial decay and natural resurgence, making it a compelling choice for those fascinated by engineering, abandoned architecture, and the changing relationship between man and machine.