Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex Stunning indeed!
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex that’s your moon base right there.
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex This is Kelenföld power station in Hungary, for those like me who are wondering with this beauty control room is.
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex what’s the function of the little freestanding cabin with the very heavily fortified door?
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex LOKI!!!
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex I get that. It's overwhelming. Stunning. Fabulous. One of the greatest abandoned places I've seen in your feed.
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@ObsidianUrbex what’s the function of the little freestanding cabin with the very heavily fortified door?
@cthon1c @ObsidianUrbex it's the shitter
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
Woooooah. That is beautiful!
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex This is so awesome that it doesn’t even seem real.
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
I can see some set designers drooling over this.
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@ObsidianUrbex what’s the function of the little freestanding cabin with the very heavily fortified door?
@cthon1c @ObsidianUrbex If I am not mistaken (seen photos of this place before), it's a WW2 era bomb shelter. — Vi
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex I'd love to see a 360° photosphere of this place.
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@ObsidianUrbex I'd love to see a 360° photosphere of this place.
@pacman @ObsidianUrbex
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@cthon1c @ObsidianUrbex If I am not mistaken (seen photos of this place before), it's a WW2 era bomb shelter. — Vi
@helle @cthon1c @ObsidianUrbex I believe you're correct. I did some searching and it was added as a bomb shelter in WWII apparently.
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@cthon1c @ObsidianUrbex it's the shitter
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
Close encounters of the third kind…
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Even after three visits, I still get goosebumps as I push open the heavy doors and step inside once more.
Built in the 1920s, this stunning oval powerplant control room is one of the most impressive examples of Art Deco industrial architecture in the world.
#ArtDeco #Architecture #Photographer #Photography #LostPlace #Industrial
@ObsidianUrbex The ceiling, obviously, but the floor, and the stairwell. Just wow!
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@cthon1c @ObsidianUrbex If I am not mistaken (seen photos of this place before), it's a WW2 era bomb shelter. — Vi
ah thank you! That makes sense of that silly roof, to divert the falling debris
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@Wrewdison I do miss the soaring aspirational quality of Art Deco, the perfect design language of irrational optimism.
