A rusted handrail runs along the edge of the void where Boiler No. 4 once stood, overlooking the cavernous space below. Sunlight filters through the expansive industrial windows, casting long shadows across the worn concrete and steel.
Once a critical part of the power station’s structure, this level provided a vantage point over the massive boilers that fueled Sydney’s energy demands. Now, only remnants remain—dust settling over corroded surfaces, time quietly reclaiming the abandoned machinery.
In the distance, a moveable machine remains motionless, a relic of the power station’s former operations. The echoes of industry have faded, leaving only the stillness of the past.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving every intricate detail.