From this perspective inside the B Station boiler house, the vast scale of Wangi Power Station is undeniable. Stretching toward the turbine hall, this once-thriving industrial space was a hub of motion and energy, where coal moved seamlessly through the system to fuel the massive boilers below.
At the center of the frame, the coal bunkers remain—once a crucial link in the station’s fuel supply chain. Above them, conveyors would have delivered a steady stream of coal, while below, steam surged through pipes to power the turbines. Now stripped of its machinery, the space is left in stillness, its towering steel framework a shadow of its former purpose.
A compelling piece for those drawn to industrial history, engineering, and the architecture of industry, this print offers a striking glimpse into a facility that once played a vital role in powering the world beyond its walls.