Have you also studied the modular floorplan layout? It seems interesting that you could use the floors to get up to a room upstairs then reconfigure or lock them into place so that others could not access it. Definitely a genius idea for a safehouse/hideout...
The floors, do they move up and down? There was a floor in the house of Les Wexner that went up and down the whole floor was moveable. Is this what you mean. There were pics of guys sitting on a small section of floor high up in the place. Must be a way to get up and down. So, yes a moveable floor. Maybe more than 1 section. I remember them digging up the floor at the beginning. What a pic.
He's on about the rolling mezzanine that used to be the Squareform office space, with the metal stairs etc. It was in the end part of the Pegasus building, closest to the playground. Pegasus, as most should know, was undergoing a lot of construction work the last few years. I haven't seen anything regarding the end part that I just referred to, so I don't know what that's looking like these days, but the part that the rolling mezzanine connected to upstairs has been remodelled and I wouldn't expect that the mezzanine still connects to this part, in fact, I wouldn't expect it to still be there at all; but that is just an assumption on my part.
For what it's worth, here are a couple of the more recent photographs of the inside of Pegasus (I've posted these before):
This main room looks to be something of an event space/gallery space sort of thing, but it leads on to a kitchen area, which is out of picture to the right, which seems a little odd. It looks like it's possibly being used as residential, but with this main room that suggests more with the rails etc going around the perimeter of the room (I assume for some kind of curtaining or something). The downstairs is still being used as a workshop by the way. And again, I don't know about the end part. Some recent images of Pegasus from the outside would be handy too.
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Fateswebb ago
Have you also studied the modular floorplan layout? It seems interesting that you could use the floors to get up to a room upstairs then reconfigure or lock them into place so that others could not access it. Definitely a genius idea for a safehouse/hideout...
carmencita ago
The floors, do they move up and down? There was a floor in the house of Les Wexner that went up and down the whole floor was moveable. Is this what you mean. There were pics of guys sitting on a small section of floor high up in the place. Must be a way to get up and down. So, yes a moveable floor. Maybe more than 1 section. I remember them digging up the floor at the beginning. What a pic.
Yuke ago
He's on about the rolling mezzanine that used to be the Squareform office space, with the metal stairs etc. It was in the end part of the Pegasus building, closest to the playground. Pegasus, as most should know, was undergoing a lot of construction work the last few years. I haven't seen anything regarding the end part that I just referred to, so I don't know what that's looking like these days, but the part that the rolling mezzanine connected to upstairs has been remodelled and I wouldn't expect that the mezzanine still connects to this part, in fact, I wouldn't expect it to still be there at all; but that is just an assumption on my part.
For what it's worth, here are a couple of the more recent photographs of the inside of Pegasus (I've posted these before):
https://imgoat.com/uploads/f8229696f7/173172.jpg
https://imgoat.com/uploads/f8229696f7/173173.jpg
That is the main room upstairs, adjacent to the rolling mezzanine end portion that it would lead to. It is the room with the square skylight.
Fateswebb ago
That table is creepy, and it's the second elpngated table that would allow operation of a body on it that's been pictured there.
Yuke ago
I wouldn't imagine you'd use a wooden table for something like that, and not above a wooden floor either.
Fateswebb ago
I didn't mean actual operations, but manipulation..
Yuke ago
This main room looks to be something of an event space/gallery space sort of thing, but it leads on to a kitchen area, which is out of picture to the right, which seems a little odd. It looks like it's possibly being used as residential, but with this main room that suggests more with the rails etc going around the perimeter of the room (I assume for some kind of curtaining or something). The downstairs is still being used as a workshop by the way. And again, I don't know about the end part. Some recent images of Pegasus from the outside would be handy too.