HFB — Haut Fourneau B — was a large steel complex. On our first visit, we were able to spend a whole day photographing. Together, the grounds and buildings formed a maze.
On the second visit, some places were difficult to find again. Much had also changed. Stripped cable remnants lay in more places, and installations had been damaged.
Fortunately, we also found rooms that we had missed the first time and that remained fairly complete. That was much less true of the control room by the blast furnace. The two visits show how quickly an industrial complex can change after work stops.
From a control room, you look out at the large installation. The buttons, windows and view connect the work of people with a factory that becomes almost too large to understand in an overview. Such rooms interest me at least as much as the blast furnace itself. By a later visit, some of them could already have disappeared or been badly damaged.
Hallo,
De laatste tijd vind ik het geweldig om te urbexen en te genieten van verlaten plekken. Deze plek trekt mij heel erg aan. Maar mijn vraag is hoe je hier bent binnengekomen. Heeft u contact opgenomen met mensen, of was er gewkl een makkelijke manier om binnen te komen. Zo ja zit er veek risico aan deze plek? Zoals beveiliging.
Ik hoop een reactie terug te zien.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Britt
Beste Britt,
Lees even dit door: http://www.eosfoto.nl/urbex/alles-over-urbex
[quote]Heeft u contact opgenomen met mensen[/quote] Nee
[quote] of was er gewkl een makkelijke manier om binnen te komen[/quote] Ja
[quote]Zo ja zit er veek risico aan deze plek? [/quote] Ja