A monumental grid of nine gelatin silver prints, this work by Bernd and Hilla Becher presents a typological study of industrial water towers, each structure photographed with the same exacting, frontal neutrality. The towers, though functionally identical in purpose, reveal subtle variations in form, material, and architectural design, highlighting the Bechers' systematic approach to documenting disappearing industrial landscapes. Printed in rich, luminous silver tones, the vintage prints collectively transform utilitarian structures into objects of austere sculptural beauty.