The top of the stairs. There seemed to even be an attic.
The sign says that this is the closed ward. This must be some work place humour, as this has been an office building, not a hospital.
The parking lot of the store next door seen through the windows. This was the main reason why I didn’t enter earlier, but chose to come back at night. The store was crowded back then.
Another corridor it is. Somebody has removed locks and door handles.
There were more office rooms upstairs.
And fortunately some unblocked windows. The photos have been taken quite late in the evening, around 11 pm, but it still is this light. The summer in Finland is amazing.
Another room. The ceiling tiles are starting to fall off.
After being abandoned for 12 years, the decay starts to show.
Clearly at least two people have worked here.
The corridor ended in a lobby.
This office room was fairly large compared to the others.
At the back there was one large hall. I already knew what it was, but I double checked.
Quite right. It was the meeting room of the municipal council. I’ve never before photographed in one.
Time here stopped years ago.
And this here is the municipal council’s room. Not big, not spectacular, very ordinary.
I wonder, why I didn’t photograph in the attic. The apartment wing seemed to be inaccessible.
So time to head towards the doctor’s office building.