I remember walking past here when it was dark years ago in the time it was still open, so you could see the lifts through the windows. There were 4 in the middle (2 to the left and 2 to the right of the front desk). All had generic indicators and buttons but given the age of the building I expect they were modernised 60/70’s lifts. 🙂
Thats what I have seen from an urbex, the urbexers found a folder with Classic Lifts on it so thats probably who modded them. There was also a goods lift spotted in the urbex which looked like an Express (TikTok doesn't allow for detail due to their quick clips) so that's probably who installed the lifts originally. My Dad used to work in Sentinel House which was Express mod by Otis, he also worked for a time in Norfolk Tower which was Otis mod by Otis. Morris Vermaport replaced the buttons on the Express Lifts in his office (they were rare 1990s ones) before Otis changed more equipment.
Lucky I got to explore this place before this state!
I remember walking past here when it was dark years ago in the time it was still open, so you could see the lifts through the windows. There were 4 in the middle (2 to the left and 2 to the right of the front desk). All had generic indicators and buttons but given the age of the building I expect they were modernised 60/70’s lifts. 🙂
Thats what I have seen from an urbex, the urbexers found a folder with Classic Lifts on it so thats probably who modded them. There was also a goods lift spotted in the urbex which looked like an Express (TikTok doesn't allow for detail due to their quick clips) so that's probably who installed the lifts originally. My Dad used to work in Sentinel House which was Express mod by Otis, he also worked for a time in Norfolk Tower which was Otis mod by Otis. Morris Vermaport replaced the buttons on the Express Lifts in his office (they were rare 1990s ones) before Otis changed more equipment.