Abandoned glass factory somewhere in Belgium. This old factory dates back from the beginning of the 19th century, and has closed its doors a few years ago in the economical crisis context. Another too common story for the european heavy industry…
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Abandoned mansion somewhere in Belgium. In the wooden valleys of Belgium lies a very nice 19th century mansion even though time is slowly taking its toll on this old beauty…
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Abandoned steel factory somewhere in Belgium. And here’s another giant being thrown to the ground. It seems that history is repeating itself again and again for the european heavy industry…
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Abandoned hotel somewhere in Belgium. This decaying hotel has been built at the beginning of the 20th century. One century later, it is threatened to be demolished by a real estate agent.
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Abandoned farm somewhere in Belgium. This old decayed farm was once the property of a noble family which lives in a castle nearby. Now, it is becoming the property of mother nature.
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Abandoned factory somewhere in Belgium. So here’s another witness of the decline of the steel industry in Belgium, it is now slowly rusting and decaying, and no one seems to care about it anymore…
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Abandoned factory somewhere in Belgium. On an early sunday morning, I found myself in front of the big wires that secures this industrial site. It was time for some morning exercise…
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Abandoned steel factory somewhere in Belgium. So, this is just a building that is part of a way bigger industrial site. This building held the compressors which, fortunately, were still there and in a quite good condition…
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Abandoned Factory somewhere in Belgium. A friend of mine told me about this small factory, so I couldn’t resist the urge to go explore it and see what was hidden inside…
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Abandoned carpet factory somewhere in Belgium. This was a very small exploration, so the gallery of this place is very small too. But small doesn’t mean uninteresting… Continue reading…