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I love the light streaming in that door. And that wall looks like it used to be an outside wall. I'd make an inside patio in this room. Add some umbrella tables and lots of potted plants. Presto! Springtime all year round.
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Art Deco. I love it!
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All it needs is a disco ball...
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It looks more like an amusement park ride.
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That roof looks so thick and heavy -- almost oppressive -- and then there are those lovely delicate panes of glass to let in the light. They must have been in constant need of cleaning. From this angle, it doesn't look like a very inviting place to sit.
My mom was raised right next door to Eden Hall my grandfather Ed Mooney was a caretaker there I have so many memories of my childhood while the buildings were intact in the 60's and 70's such a shame to see it all destroyed
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It looks like a time portal. In the distance, doors and walls are in an advanced state of decrepitude -- and in the foreground, there are those brand new looking black tiles. It looks like you're literally looking into the past.
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The two big doors are telling the little door “So you go up first while we watch the window”
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What a dynamic shot. I love the contrast of light and shadow and the different levels.
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What mystery and was it a hidden room or just a door to nowhere?
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It's so modern looking. And those black tiles are so DURABLE. I want some of them for my house.
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Wow this is an awesome shot and it dose kind of get the old vertigo going. Staircases without banisters freak me out. = 0
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I agree that window is awesome and I wish I had one like it in my place. Also is that brick in the ceiling under the plaster? I know this was in another place you did Motts but I got to ask how the heck do you put bricks in a ceiling sort of having it preset then hosting it up into place. If any one knows how you do this I would love to know.
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You're right -- it's kind of discordant -- like they couldn't make up their minds whether to be a hospital, a school or a resort.
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It looks like they were tossed there to cover a hole in the floor.