Captured from the operating level of the turbine hall, this print looks across Wangi Power Station from A to B Station. On the right, the turbine control room of A Station remains—a space where operators once managed the synchronized flow of steam and electricity.
The turbine pedestals in the foreground once supported the massive turbines that converted superheated steam into energy, driving the power station’s output. Now, stripped of machinery, only their foundations remain, offering a glimpse into the station’s industrial past.
A striking piece of industrial photography that highlights the scale and precision of a lost era of engineering. Perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, and those drawn to the beauty of abandoned spaces.
Printed on high-quality archival paper, ensuring rich detail and lasting impact.