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Awarded Grade II listing status in 1980, Battersea Power Station is of significant importance in London. It started producing electricity in 1935 and at it's peak, produced a fifth of London's power. I visited in 2013 to photograph Battersea just as the groundwork for renovation was beginning. This section of the Powerstation - Side B - was built in the 1950's. By the end of WWII, the UK's electricity supply had been nationalised so the national budget did not allow for the same opulent Art Deco styling as Control Room A - however I love the minimalist design - it looks pretty futuristic! This was officially the switch room as the original control room B on the floor above had been removed in the 1980s. This room has now been renovated into a bar called Control Room B.
This print features a Synchroscope which is designed specifically to indicate if two power networks are synchronized with one another.
Print options and sizes
30 x 20cm/12" x 8" inches including a small border for mounting.
Edition of 25
£276 (inc VAT) plus postage
Printed on Hahnemuhle 325gsm Bartya Fine Art paper
Delivery is between 1 and 2 weeks depending on location and how many prints have been ordered.
I also have standard size works available of Battersea Power Station in my usual sizes and editions of 15 and 10, these feature Control Room A and B. They start from £1260 unframed and can be found in the Emergence collection.