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Great lines and more modern then how some of the rest of the building looks.

Looks like a sauna.

One of my favorite photos in this gallery. Love the light coming through the brick and its masonry design.

The thickest ceiling beams I've ever seen... and they look like they're made of soft clay!

Judging from those gaping holes in the roof, this place won't be here much longer.

Was that some kind of infectious isolation rooms?

Toot thanks for pointing that triangle window out :) That is just too cute! I was to busy looking at the ceiling....That had to be just fabulous in its day. Wow!

What an amazing viewpoint! Kind of gives me vertigo.

I agree Toot. That roof looks mighty bad. Pretty forest tho.

Quite a large complex when you see it from this view. Such a shame its all just sitting there to decay away.

Wish i could rescue one of these on the far left....so very pretty! Some *dummie* must have broken the other ones :(

Is that a ladder attached to the left wall?

I noticed a difference in decay between the yellow and the green/blue paint. The yellow seems to be holding up better. It may be due to the open window letting rain hit the lower wall more than the top.

Motts, you have to know that this gallery was something extra special. I havent been this immersed in a group of photos in a long time. An Outstanding job with these! Enjoyed the journey tremendously! Thank you so much for your dedication to all the viewers here and your great eye!

That is so amazing. Engineering at it's finest. It's sad that something so beautiful, built so carefully, with obvious pride in craftsmanship, is abandoned. I think on a subconscious level, these buildings remind us that nothing is forever. And the sands of time doesn't care how artistic it is.