A quiet intersection of industry and oversight. The timber staircase stands firm, its polished handrails worn smooth by decades of passing hands. Beside it, the elevator doors remain shut, their muted panels catching the dim light.
Through the window, the vast turbine hall stretches into the distance—steel beams and industrial grandeur framed by decades of dust. The contrast between the refined woodwork and the raw machinery beyond reveals a space where authority once met engineering, now left in silence.
A compelling addition for collectors of industrial photography, this print captures the quiet elegance of White Bay Power Station’s administrative past.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring rich tones and lasting depth.