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Above the drop ceiling

Above the drop ceiling

This is, by far, the largest plenum space I have ever seen. The drop ceiling sits at least 25 feet below the peak of the original ceiling. The drop ceiling is low enough that many panels of windows were blocked out from the sun. Even the original lamps seemed to dangle strangely above the trussed roof beams below. A mess of spaghetti wiring cris-crosses above the strutural components of the drop ceiling. Also, I find it awesome that someone else thought to bust through the wall and expose this.

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