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Industrial
Decaying power plants, chemical works, processing plants, mining; everything and anything relating to industry. Rusty and decaying turbine halls, and mind-blowing Art Deco power station control rooms. Immense factories, filled with ceased machinery. Explore abandoned and forgotten Industrial sites all over the world.
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Terre Rouge, Luxembourg
Terre Rouge was a vast steel factory in Luxembourg. The name means "Red Earth", a reference to the iron stained ground around the plant.
Bucket-Wheel Excavator “Blue Wonder”, Germany
This abandoned Bucket-Wheel Excavator lies rusting in a field in Germany. "Blue Wonder" excavated coal for 50 years before being retired.
Diesel Farm Power Plant, Belgium
Diesel Farm is a black start power plant in Belgium. Despite being officially closed around 2010, the lights are on and the plant is still clean.
Falcon Works Pottery, England
The Falcon Works Pottery is a derelict pottery factory in central England. The Grade-II listed building has been abandoned for nearly two decades.
Welsh Bromine Works, Wales
The Welsh Bromine works is an old industrial ruin in North Wales. It was built in the early 1950s and was closed in the mid-2000s.
Agecroft A Primary Substation, England
Agecroft A Primary Substation was part of a former power station, built in the 1920s. This small room is packed with Art Deco control panels.
Red Star Train Graveyard, Hungary
The Red Star Train Graveyard is a collection of rusting steam engines. This collection of relics spans 140 years of Hungarian Transport history.
Bladerunner 2049 Power Plant, Hungary
The immense Bladerunner 2049 Power Plant is located in Hungary. The plant closed 10 years ago, and now it stands decaying and rusting.
Quake Arena, Germany
The Quake Arena is an impressive warehouse in Germany. The four-storey building has a triangular shape, and an iconic large central atrium with skylight.
Industrial Dancefloor, Germany
Industrial Dance Floor is an abandoned Art Deco power house in Germany. The company originally made bicycles and typewriters. Later, they produced cars.
Textilwerk Turbine, Germany
Textilwerk Turbine is a former, now abandoned, textile factory in Germany. The powerplant contains a single, cobalt blue turbine.
Wagakawa Hydro Power Plant, Japan
Wagakawa Hydro Power Plant is a perfect juxtaposition of beauty and decay. It was abandoned in the 1960s, and is slowly being swallowed by the forest.
Paper Industry O, Japan
Paper Industry O is a former paper manufacturer in Japan. The factory closed some time ago, judging by the state of the buildings and overgrowth.
Supersonic Wind Tunnel, England
This Supersonic Wind Tunnel was part of an aircraft research facility. This site was founded in the 1940s and operated until the 1990s.
Bureau Central, France
Bureau Central was the main offices for a family run steelworks. The impressive courtyard has an immense glass skylight supported by steel girders.
Centrale Idroelettrica / Powerplant V, Italy
Central Idroelettrica is an abandoned hydroelectric power plant in Italy. Water rushes below the crumbling concrete floor, which is nearly 100 years old.
Industrial Trade School, USA
This Industrial Trade School was founded in the early 1900's. School boys learnt manual trade skills, while the girls were taught cooking and sewing.
Steampunk Commander, Belgium
Steampunk Commander is a vintage powerplant control room in Belgium. The Art Deco control room walls are lined with blue control panels, and many dials.
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