The vast expanse of White Bay Power Station’s Turbine Hall stretches into the distance, its once-thriving machinery long removed, leaving behind a skeletal framework of steel and concrete. Tall rafters soar above, while light pours through the towering windows, illuminating the voids where turbines once stood. The sheer scale of the space speaks to the monumental effort required to sustain the city's rail and tram networks.
The industrial remnants, exposed beams, rusted railings, and open pits—are silent reminders of an era when this hall pulsed with energy. Now, emptied of function, the space carries a different weight, its stillness emphasizing the passage of time and the transformation of industry.
An evocative print for those drawn to architectural grandeur and industrial history, capturing the power and silence of a lost era.