42 Comments Posted by DSH

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Those extensions were likely intended to support floor or roof beams. Perhaps they were miscast or a change was made to the attic floor height.
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That "main cylinder" would be a "header" or "manifold".
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This gets my vote for newest wallpaper!
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This tower was obviously not designed to be defended by sword wielding solders. What were they thinking!!
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The red brick checkerboard looks like it was added after the fact. Cool looking, but out of place.
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Wallpaper?

Please?
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Did someone REALLY need a seat belt to do their business?!!

No; on second thought, I don't wanna know...
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My guess is that the doors are of normal width (2'-8" to 3') but are unusually tall (maybe 8'?) With the transom above, they end up looking very narrow.
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Are you sure that's not a flat screen TV showing a picture of a dark corner with some surface-mount electrical wiring...?

;)
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Can't be 100% sure, but it looks like the 'before' picture features a tiled floor.
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This looks like it might have come from the "Dr. Seuss School of Industrial Design"
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Hospital ghost gets my vote!
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We need an IR photograph!!
Ephemera: Abandoned Lego Mansion
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*Exactly* the kind of video I would expect to see here (and I never expected to see any video here!)

Thanks
Ephemera: Reperages
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"IN CASE OF FIRE
CLOSE DOOR"

Definitely not a blast door!