Before moving to the dormitory side, let’s feature a few close ups on things in the apartment, such as this old beauty.
And this shelf with all kinds of random magazines and guides from the late 1990’s or early 2000’s.
The wallpaper looks a bit strange to me.
And so does this cage.
The kitchen is once again very small and old fashioned.
Another strange bathroom design.
But the strange thing with this apartment was, that it had only one bathroom. Both the top floor apartments had been merged into one larger one and the other bathroom demolished.
The final room of this apartment.
Moving on to the top floor dorm corridor.
The first room to the left was once again the toilets and bathroom.
Lovely curtains.
The small kitchen on the second floor.
And now it’s just dorm room after dorm room.
Until the very end. The difference with the downstairs is, that this one seem to be for one.
But it was an exception really.
Yeah, we’re back to normal.
Either I was blind, or then I couldn’t find a common room on the second floor.
But this strange cage-like thing was there, too. Could this have been a smoking room?
The final dorm room.
The private company had been located downstairs. Companies with that kind of a name are usually beauty parlors. That one has gone out of business, though.
That doesn’t look tempting. Not going.
So I exited the building through the main entrance.
And took a shot of the dorm building from the courtyard. The boards on the wall of the low wing must mean, that they were all windows.
There was also a wheelchair on the courtyard reminding people of the less fortunate inhabitants.
The main hospital building and the main entrance.
The one proper shot of the main building.
And here we go, the dormitory wing.
The building still exists, somehow.