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Coffers

Coffers

Common areas near the entrance and lobby. The rise on the right side is caused from the floor buckling.
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skateboard ramp..woot.
-B-
Thu 11-10-2011
Now this is nice.Really like the ceiling.
ferdy
Thu 11-10-2011
The floor doesn't give me alot of confidence though.
A D Nilsen
Thu 11-10-2011
Ah...this really reminds me of the hotel we were in when we went to Maui (and Oahu) on our honeymoon all of 17 years ago...except the floor there was in much better shape lol.
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 11-11-2011
Wow, I agree A D Nilsen. It looks like soon the floor will be in the basement.
BKW Ontario
Fri 11-11-2011
Beautiful woodwork.
Larry D
Fri 11-11-2011
The Dirty Dozen had not stopped at this one for a visit.
autoguy
Sat 11-12-2011
That's Germany for you... even the floor buckles in a neat and orderly fashion. The original engineers probably planned for that to happen.
Mike
Tue 11-15-2011
That is one hell of a buckle...
Katy
Wed 11-16-2011
Quite surprising the place isn't spray-painted all over. Harz-Effekt, lol.
Nova
Mon 12-12-2011
but Y is the floor buckling?????
kevin mass....
Mon 01-09-2012
The zombies are pushing their way up from below. They're right under you. Watch out.
liza
Fri 02-10-2012
Am wondering if there were lights in those ceiling-squares, and how the bulbs were changed. Like the clean strictness in this shot.
mica in sweden
Mon 03-26-2012

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