The Parsons turbine dominates the White Bay Power Station Turbine Hall, its immense steel casings weathered by time. Rusted ducts curve overhead, once channeling high-pressure steam to drive Sydney’s rail and tram network.
The suspended overhead crane, once crucial for maintenance, remains frozen in place, its presence a reminder of the immense effort required to keep this machine running. Beneath, the checker plate flooring is scattered with paint flakes and dust, contrasting with the power that once surged through this space.
Beyond, the vast turbine hall stretches into the distance, its emptiness amplifying the scale of this industrial relic.