Another look at the room with the glass boxes. I really can’t figure out what those are.
Even this part of the building had one room with a bathroom and shower.
A carton of milk. It was called consumer milk before 1996, when the EU legistlation forced a name change to full milk. This carton is thus older than 1996.
Please. If you have to do things like this, at least watch your grammar.
Again a kitchen. There were surprisingly many in the building.
A green room, the first of its kind.
Even the chair was green. It looks somewhat lonely. And creepy.
A small room with a hatch in the wall.
The hatch led to the small kitchen seen a few photos back.
A local newspaper from 2011. The most modern sign of life in the building.
A small green room. Notice, how a part of the rooms have old wooden floors left, while this one has been replaced with a plastic one.
I already told you. We will leave when we’re finished.
Well, this is probably true. Neither do you.
A yellow room with a large blue ball on the wall. This was a new decoration idea.
Actually the balls had been painted on both ends of the room.
That chair just screams the 1970’s.
One of the final rooms in this building.
Not just one pairless shoe. Two pairless shoes, which don’t make a couple. A symbol of the second round?
We see light.
No he wasn’t. Don’t start.
Most of the tags were bullshit, but this one was rather important. Don’t smash places, it says.
So now the main complex has been explored. Perhaps there’s more to see in the staff apartment building.