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Very pretty. Now WE all know this IS Buffalo State Hospital and some of its History.
Used to work for many years in a fantastic giantic edifice structure, contemporary;
`The Nordic Museum of Stockholm, so at times look at the rooms in that way. The size. The light. Columns.
Likeness.

Yes, indeed - i like this room a lot; appears in Fortress again, and am curious about that door-less opening.

Ohh yes a brick zipper is cool imaginative, Iceberg!
Is a brick gash like this fixable?

Ohh...ohh..oh.
The brick wall is painted light green, layers + layers of paint.
That is a good look too, painted brick.

Net? Just net?
Colors delicious, so soft; and other side of peeling pink is gray?

Ahhh yes, indeed, Iceberg, it really is inviting, good size and quite a delicious pistachio green, + very fine window -
the light fixtures however practical..... but not so pretty....
And that opening, right - what could it possibly be used for?

It looks good, mighty powerful, + strong towering, very finely lit edifice Buffalo State Hospital - such care (+skills) to light all up.
Interesting the "air-box-balcony" right.

Nice Gallery. Thanks.

LPN, I think over time, the metal tubing that hold the lights, have become loose & now they are on that angle. I don't think they were meant to be that way.

Nice brightly lit room, it does feel very inviting.

Looks like a zipper being opened there, with the window being the pull.

If both properties were owned by the state, it would not be unheard of to share equipment between them, right?

The lone chair shot, in a curved hallway, nice.

Why would they put 2 of the light fixtures at angles?

The Masonry expertise is beautiful. Nice woodwork on the mantle.