The Crumlin Navigation Colliery is a beautifully haunting series of eleven Grade 2 listed buildings.  The Friends of the Crumlin Navigation Colliery come together every Saturday to help clean up the site in the hopes of transforming it into a community hub.  Their dreams are ambitious but not unobtainable.  They hope to restore the buildings for commercial and community use, creating jobs and an education centre, create a community space around the buildings and install green energy generation including a hydro-electric turbine in the river Ebbw to power the buildings, and a ground-source heating plant that will heat the buildings.

I chose this as the second episode to highlight the difference between a building transformed and a building awaiting transformation.  Organised Kaos started with a closed down, boarded up church and has now become a space of creativity and community spirit.  When facing the Colliery your head is filled endless possibilities.  An enormous dream that bears a chance for positive change among the community, increase in jobs and work experience, arts and creative enterprises, and putting Crumlin on the map as a must visit location in Wales.  In a building with bricks so full of history it seems a shame to deny younger generations to be a part of it's future.