From this elevated vantage point at bunker level, the vast expanse of the boiler house unfolds—a space once integral to the relentless flow of fuel that powered Wangi Power Station. Here, coal was fed into massive boilers below, driving the station’s immense output.
Now stripped of machinery, only the skeletal steel framework remains, exposing the sheer scale and complexity of the plant’s operations. The absence of equipment leaves behind an almost surreal emptiness, where the echoes of industry have long since faded.
This print captures the raw power and vast engineering of a bygone era, making it a striking choice for those drawn to industrial heritage, architectural photography, and the beauty of abandoned infrastructure.
Printed on archival-quality paper, ensuring every detail is preserved with stunning clarity and depth.