So I’ve reached the top. There probably is a small attic above it with some technical spaces, but that doesn’t interest me now.
Once again very strange layouts. A narrow cupboard, which is entered through a very small space.
A look down towards the large room from the balcony.
The main stairway of the school ends here. Even if there is a small attic, it isnt accessible from the inside. You’d have to climb a ladder outside.
Another very interesting feature. A bathroom with windows to the rooms on the lower floor.
I just don’t understand the imagination of the architect.
In addition to that the top floor had skylights.
But otherwise the center section of it was very dark.
More of these small, narrow cupboards.
And another room with a strangely narrow door to a storage space. The size of the doorways probably prevented anything large to be stored there.
A very old light switch.
Reaching the end of the corridor. And the light.
The yellow room seen from the top.
The corridor ens in a balcony. I wonder why they wanted to build one to a school.
Another small corner with a small cupboard.
A poor soul.
So I started to make my way down from the top.
The basement. As you can see, it was filled with water. I didn’t fancy going for a swim.
But let’s not go home yet! There’s still the teachers’ apartment building to be seen!