Captured from a walkway at the B Station end of the turbine hall, this striking composition reveals the vast scale of Wangi Power Station’s industrial heart.
At the far end, the superintendent’s office window peers through the steel framework of the overhead crane—a silent witness to the operations that once governed this space. From this vantage point, workers would have overlooked the powerful turbines that once drove the station’s output, their absence now leaving behind an atmosphere of quiet emptiness.
This evocative industrial print captures the sheer scale and raw beauty of abandoned engineering, making it an impactful piece for lovers of industrial history, architecture, and atmospheric photography.
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