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Turquoise Corridor

Turquoise Corridor

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Beautiful color!!
Danielle
Wed 01-05-2005
Green? Ever see trees?
Thomas Covenant
Fri 10-28-2005
This almost looks like the water line in a swimming pool
Grifspop
Wed 11-30-2005
why does this corridor goes upwards?
Chipy
Sun 12-18-2005
It connected two buildings together at the third floor, I guess they weren't at the same height.
Motts
Mon 12-19-2005
Ugly. The color, not the pic.
Gustav
Sun 02-05-2006
Good lord, how I loathe that color!
weasel
Tue 03-14-2006
seems to go on for ever
levey
Thu 05-18-2006
i like that color
adam
Tue 08-29-2006
You never realize how depressing the colors they used were. For instance this hall a patient that had to frequently use it would always cause a sadness. It is interesting how they used colors against the patients.
Reznor
Mon 09-04-2006
I promise you that colors were never intentionally used "against" patients. Promise, promise, promise.
Lynne
Mon 09-04-2006
Well except when the patients were being bad they would dunk them in a vat of red paint and then subject them to shock therapy at industrial settings and then to top it off they would give them a lobotomy, twice.
CAS
Mon 09-04-2006
CAS...you make me laugh!!! :-)
Sian
Tue 09-05-2006
You would think that proper use of color's .Would stimulate one's mind ,and give patient's a better disposition.
Tammy B.
Wed 10-04-2006
all of you people are stupid, its a freakin pic. of a hallway... gosh! get real.
kayla
Fri 10-06-2006
PLEASE don't call people 'stupid'
That has got to be the NASTIEST word ever used.
Lynne can have to soap box back.
~Me
Fri 10-06-2006
[Psssst!!! ~Me! Must be a relative of Thomas Covenant.]
Lynne
Fri 10-06-2006
Reminds me of the rehab. hospital my dad worked for about 7 years ago. Everyting was that mint green color.
Kolfritz
Sun 06-24-2007
Was wondering when I'd see the calming green.. although this is a bit dark and not so smooth as the places today o_o
Rome
Fri 08-10-2007
if you look long enough at the doorway at the end of the hall, youd almost expect a forgotten patient to look out at you.
al
Fri 09-14-2007
why do dark corridors freak me out so much?
Sadie
Sat 10-27-2007
where are the metal grates for these radiators?
jensmiles
Mon 11-12-2007
What a color! I like this.
Jeanette
Tue 02-05-2008
If I went to a mental hospital i would kick all the doors down, smash all the windows, turn over all the beds and rip all the radiators out of the walls
Conor
Wed 04-09-2008
And then you would be placed in a straight jacket and locked up in a padded cell, which is what you would deserve anyway, Conor. I really dislike destructive people like you! Stop it and grow up, geeez

Jeanette: Yeah it's really sweet! I like it too!
Marcus
Thu 07-17-2008
Love the color contrast
mrsloureed
Fri 10-31-2008
this colour is wicked its kind of calming i think that institutes dont choose certain colours i rhink its chosen by higher authorities
karen
Sun 04-12-2009
it's a nice colour, but I'm afraid the hall gives me the shivers.
serenityjane
Sun 08-16-2009
This seems very sad to me. I dont know why. Its not so much the color its the feeling I get when I look at this picture.
Little B
Sun 12-27-2009
Good old fashioned nightmare fuel. :)

Seriously though, this is a beautiful shot in every way.
Ŗivẹt
Fri 02-18-2011
Almost looks underwater !
Grumpy Ole Artist
Thu 05-19-2011
You think people painted rooms colors like this to be jerks? i think whoever designed this place also did the inside of my local favorite mexican restaurant....mmmm TACOS.
Samm
Thu 08-25-2011

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