The entrance to a former workshop in the White Bay Power Station Turbine Hall reflects decades of adaptation and change. Bricked-over doorways, once connecting to Boiler House No.1, stand in stark contrast to the surrounding raw concrete and flaking paint, marking the station’s evolving history.
Layers of peeling paint curl away, exposing the building’s past beneath its surface. Rust-stained fixtures and remnants of electrical conduits hint at a time when this space was alive with industrial energy.
This print captures the textures of decay and transformation, perfect for those who appreciate industrial heritage and architectural evolution. A compelling piece for lovers of urban exploration and forgotten spaces.