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It looks like a lightship to me
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Such an amazing structure. Too bad it had to get destroyed. But I will never forget this building.
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This is a great picture of the hospital, and guess what, avalon bay does not care!

(avalon bay is destroying the hospital)
When I first glanced at this shot I had to do a double take..to me the tub looks like it is floating.There seems to be a lack of shadows under the tub somewhat. Does anyone else see that? LOL
This is THE strangest chair I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot of chairs in my days. Could you imagine if it wasn't a wingback , and that section stuck out like that all the way across the top? LOL You'd be sitting with your head almost between your knees! Delightfully creepy!
I like the colors and angle of this shot. Everything is very artistic! :)
What a pretty shade of blue!
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The archictecture was designed expressly for the people who were to live there. http://www.cbmh.ca/arc...chm_v5n2edginton.pdf
http://jdh.oxfordjourn...nt/abstract/16/2/103
http://www.findarticle...7/ai_n13592461/pg_12
http://www.findarticle...7/ai_n13592461/pg_13
http://www.mdx.ac.uk/WWW/STUDY/asyarc.htm
See:
**Functions of architecture in the therapeutic period of asylums
**Extracts from Jacobi, C.W.M. 1841 On the construction and management of Hospitals for the Insane
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Perhaps it was written in malice and sarcasim. The picture, strangly, almost makes me actually want to cry. Its so...eerie and depressing. I could just picture being alone from everyone in a cell...
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I would have freaked.
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Lynne you make me laugh!
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Oh God, Rubber Johnny... weirdest thing eva! but yeah that pic is hella freaky
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"Here's looking at you kid"...
The first thing that popped in my head.
Its like, a final good bye at the last show, the last preformance the preformer would ever see such a view... So... tragic.
Oh God... soo... cliche lol
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I LOVE IT!!!!
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I'm thinking granite countertops, stainless steel sink, it'll be good as new!