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id imagine there was previously some structure that was build around/on the raised area... I work with individuals from state hospitals that would trip and kill themselves on surfaces like that... so thats my guess,. alex
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Mesh shadow.. now that is awesome...
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This reminds me 10 fold of Utica State. Lots of the ward solariums and doctor offices were set up this way.. in similar cheerful colors.
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I think it's just a hallway cata.. because it's a military hospital.. and it would need a heater because that room is fricken' spacious with tall ceilings and whatnot
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In an old chemical factory in Utica there were very similar militia weaponry like this laying about.. torpedos and junk. No idea why they were stored there, though.
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All those pegs on the wall were probably the faucets and soap dispensers at one time...
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Yeah the entire door is covered with mesh... perhaps to keep violent patients from wandering and trying to get in... thats how it is where I work anyway..
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great shot
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Ooohh Alex that is indeed cobalt blue. I love it. It relaxes me.
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I think I wrote this in a previous gallery... being an ex patient of a psychiatric ward.. the mesh is very depressing to look at and see when all you want to do is be at home..
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Perhaps if I never had dabbled into psychotic drugs this room would be fine... but. Damn. If I had to be holed up in there the walls would be swimming like ocean waves. Wish I could enhance the photo to actually see the pattern...
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"There were no broken windows, graffiti, or any sign that people were getting inside."

Ahh... i love locations like that. Brilliant yet again.
People in this country are too sue-happy. C'omon people, how about taking responsibility and stop blaming big corporations just because their pockets are deep. My first house I bought, I had sided and they just covered up the asbestos shingles with insulation and then the siding. I lived there a long time and never had a health issue. Are you telling me that asbestos seeps out through a covering and runs for the lungs? I agree that the abandonment should be avoided but if it can't then yes, tear down and rebuild. If I had the means I would gladly pay to rehab some of these places. We don't need a Wal-Mart on EVERY corner for God's sake!!
cookies.....soap.....scary places....it's ALL good!!
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Reminds of the chicken cages back on the farm in Hawaii. Thankyou Mott, for reminding me of my farm in Hawaii.