A Neverending School Part X

A lobby looking thing with lockers and sliding doors.

How many kitchens can there be?

Once again there wasn’t much left.

Ok, so this is where institutional kitchen chefs were trained.

Cold rooms and dressing rooms. Hopefully separately.

Again everything useful has been removed.

The space absorbs the flash pretty well.

Looks like another former canteen. Or then it’s the same one seen previously. I’ve gone through this maze for so long, I no longer know where I am.

Obviously I’ve been going through the same rooms several times, as this looks familiar.

Back at the gym.

Heading once again towards the darkness.

And that darkness looks almos like I was underwater.

As this looks a bit like some sort of a chemistry class, maybe some experiments with copper sulphate went wrong.

That would explain the color.

It looks like there has been a small fire here. A massive one destroyed quite a bit of the construction department in April 2023.

Another classroom with some smoke damage.

Now it was not only dark. It was also black.

It looks like the fire hadn’t been too small after all.

But guess what. These are the very same stairs leading up to the construction department, which I photographed from the other direction in my first interior post from this location.

And this means, that we’re reaching the end of the neverending school.

There was also a building, which looked like a garage.

Some graffiti, which I didn’t photograph earlier.

The rat is right, you know.

This is the area, which suffered the worst in the 2023 fire.

One few last shots of the graffiti.

And the beautiful Volvo parked next to the buildings.

Even the garage had gotten graffiti. Those three dogs to the left have an Instagram account.

Entry forbidden. There’s junk and mold inside. Well, no shit?

A pity I didn’t see those before I entered.

We started with this, we end with this.

Demolition of the buildings started in June 2023 and everything was gone by the end of the year. The area will become a residential area in the future.

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A Finnish Urban explorer & Photographer

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