14 Comments Posted by SLG

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A good half of them likely didn't have a clue what was actually there.
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Eewww, more ugly green paint.
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The darkness in the room makes the paint look horrible.
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Green and orange?! Ewww.
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I wonder if the paint was peeling like that when the place was last used.
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ghostly-looking already.
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-even if it's old fluorescents with a horrible ugly glare, in this case. The pre-fluorescent lights had a much more pleasant glow to them.
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It looks like it could just as well say "interrogation" as "interview"
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high enough ceiling? Dunno about mystery spots, but there are plenty of gravity hills.
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Sad that the building itself had come to the end of the line.
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Deemed useless, too old to save, and left abandoned, a lonely victim of neglect waits out her last days.
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every architectural nook and crevice waits, fades, doomed to perish with the room in the dusk of memory.
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Eventually, even the heavy security metal dies.
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reducing everything to the lowest, cheapest common denominator relegates it all to cookie-cutter ugliness. Goodbye to the formal, lasting architecture that meant so much.