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Third Floor Puddles

Third Floor Puddles

Although the plaster is in terrible condition, the structure seems to be quite solid.
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What's the plaster attached to on the ceiling? Can't identify it, unless it's just heavily stained wooden lathe ...
_altr_
Mon 06-06-2005
It resembled a brick with ridges that held the plaster in; they look like the wall in this photo. http://www.opacity.us/image427.htm
Motts
Tue 06-07-2005
Heh, should've guessed that, with looking at the other pics. I work more residental construction doing alot of demo then fucktoned places like these so it confused me for a sec.
Never saw plaster attached like that before.
Usually more wooden and metal lathe for me, in Cali ...
_altr_
Tue 07-26-2005
I've seen that material before on the partition walls of old concrete-framed buildings. It's a hollow tile like what chimney flues are made of. It's strange to see it on a ceiling, however. Wonder what holds it up?
Demilune
Fri 02-16-2007

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