Once a place of quiet respite within Wangi Power Station, this small kitchen belonged to the station’s first aid centre, where the on-site nurse could take a break between tending to injured workers. In a high-risk environment filled with heavy machinery and hazardous materials, this facility played a vital role in workplace safety.
Now abandoned, only the faint traces of its past remain—peeling paint, worn surfaces, and the eerie stillness of a space once dedicated to care. A stark contrast to the intensity of the industrial world beyond its doors, this forgotten kitchen tells a subtler, yet equally important, story of life inside the power station.
A unique addition for those drawn to industrial history, medical heritage, and the quiet remnants of spaces once filled with purpose.
This print offers a rare glimpse into an overlooked part of the station’s past, where routine and responsibility shaped the unseen side of power generation.