Rising high above the landscape, these towering chimneys once funneled exhaust from Wangi Power Station’s massive boilers, dispersing emissions far beyond the plant. Designed for efficiency and scale, each structure stands 76 meters tall, with a 6-meter internal diameter at the top—built to ensure the uninterrupted operation of a powerhouse that once drove industries and communities.
Though long dormant, their presence still commands attention. Weathered but unyielding, they remain a striking symbol of an industrial era that has since faded. Captured from the rear of the boiler house, this perspective highlights both the sheer engineering ambition behind these structures and their lasting mark on the skyline.
A bold print for lovers of industrial heritage, architectural photography, and the enduring presence of abandoned infrastructure.