71 Comments Posted by Kaipirinha

I can't see anything that reminds me to torture here - I'd rather think I would enjoy a steam bath like this nowadays when I go to a modern spa, because I hate the steam getting into my eyes and make my head feel about to explode like in a regular steam bath... very convinient, this vintage stuff!

@Cataclysmic Star:
As single sinks, they are pretty common in Italy still today, especially in restaurants.

Welcome to the Hotel Philadelphia.....
Well. mirrors on the ceiling - YES!
But where´s my champaigne on ice?

Prison? For free? I had to pay for a bathroom like that when I visited Berlin last Summer....

I don´t think that this is vandalizing. Not only because it has a strong meaning behind it (at least the Gennie project), but also because it is easy removeable, as Kirsten said. I am definitely not for destroying the charme of old buildings with graffiti, and I especially do hate tagging - it is not only ugly and meaningless, and writing his own name in every room rather reminds me of a dof peeing at every corner he sees. But this is different: It´s art, not damaging old buildings.

I am sorry Josh, but I can´t see ANY kind of art on this wall.......

These stairs are very resistant to wear; I´ve got the same one in my home, that was built in 1962 and the stairs also look brand new.

That´s exactly how some of the science classrooms of the school I went to in Germany looked like - and this was till 2009!

They weren´t cremated in there. This happened in special camps, not in a basement of a hospital

@ JackieB
Possibly 1950s or 60s, this colour (and the emaile look of the bucket) was pretty fashionable in post-war Germany

The letters on the sign on the elevator are from the 1950s, or maybe early 1960s