Bad Brown (Belgium)

Abandoned cattle food factory dating back to 1930. In 1971, a company takeover took place and in the years to come, the new owner took over even more factories in the region. When the factory grounds were sold to a project developer, this factory became abandoned and will eventually be demolished, making place for future residential projects.

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Brauerei Sternburg (Germany)

The Sternburg beer brand has a rich history dating back to 1277. Over the years, the beer production changed location more than once. At one point the brewery became a VEB (people owned company). Even though this particular brewery closed several years ago, the Sternburg brand is still alive as its production – once again – moved to more modern facilities. This industrial landmark will however soon be reconverted into an office and residential units.

Starchfactory HH (Germany)

The original starch company HH was founded in the 19th century, producing wheat starch, wheat starch powder and starch adhesive. In the early 20th century (around World War II) the factory moved to this location in the North-western part of Germany as their former site did not allow for an expansion of the factory. In 1991, HH factory closed its doors.

Bärenquell Brauerei (Germany)

Abandoned brewery in Berlin dating back to the late 1880s. Over the years, the brewery expanded substantially, producing a wide assortment of beers. When in 1994 the brewery had to close, it soon became the preferred purlieu for vandalizing youth and graffiti sprayers.

Egg Factory D (Belgium)

One of the biggest egg factories in Belgium. About half a decade ago, after years of mangy management during which almost every possible health code for food processing was violated, the factory went bankrupt and left these buildings deserted.

Abattoir (Belgium)

The big empty halls of what once was a big slaughterhouse in a Belgian city.

Magran (Belgium)

Abandoned grain mill.