So I was passing by Southampton a few days back and an opportunity arose to check what was left of the beautiful looking control room at Fawley... This isn't a particularly huge report as I'm sure a lot of you are already familiar with the station, it's demolition progress etc. I'd heard that they had started taking down the bridge, but didn't expect the insides to be in this condition.
It's a pretty sad sight to see, but I thought some of you would be interested in seeing the current state of the place before the building itself is knocked down...
It was just a very quick visit and I didn't exactly come prepared (I did not expect to find such an easy way in lol), so the best I've got are these phone shots. I think they give a pretty clear indication of what the place is like now though.
And now for what remains of the control room...
And the saddest part about all of this? It appears that the guts were ripped out and have been left outside as scrap.
RIP Fawley Power Station control room, you didn't deserve to be left like this!
Again, apologies for not having much more context to this report. However I think it's nice for people to see it in the final days, and I'm not sure we'll see many more pictures of interest from now...
It's a pretty sad sight to see, but I thought some of you would be interested in seeing the current state of the place before the building itself is knocked down...
It was just a very quick visit and I didn't exactly come prepared (I did not expect to find such an easy way in lol), so the best I've got are these phone shots. I think they give a pretty clear indication of what the place is like now though.
And now for what remains of the control room...
And the saddest part about all of this? It appears that the guts were ripped out and have been left outside as scrap.
RIP Fawley Power Station control room, you didn't deserve to be left like this!
Again, apologies for not having much more context to this report. However I think it's nice for people to see it in the final days, and I'm not sure we'll see many more pictures of interest from now...