konevuokraus.html

This place was found in complete accident while cruising without destination in the central of Hämeenlinna on one November Sunday morning. It was obvious the place was not in use, since there were broken windows and graffiti. First attempt inside didn't reveal very astonishing quarters, but second visit next spring, enforced with local troops, was better.

Last user, was a firm related to construction machine rental business. Originally, however, the warehouse kind of building has been a construction material wholesale store of the Kesk0 store. The place was demolished in 2005.

	First impressions from the street that leads to classy new blocks of flats. Thanks to them, the place was being constantly bypassed by above middle class joggers. But they didn't seem to care, since the place had become a temporary home / boozing / satan worshipping / painting / raging area.
	The wall held squares masoned of different tiles and bricks to display the selection for customers.
	Art seen from the street. Notice the nearly-prison-level security of windows. Someone had really wanted to go in without saving effort, since one window at the corner had nothing at all covering it. However, only about one third of the place was accessible from that corner.
	Backyard with loading platforms and much more graffiti.
	This is no way to go in.
	But this is.
	A jump to the attic, which held loads of old folders and all imaginable trade related paper stuff from recipes to freight bills.
	The stairs led down to an effectively messed up upstairs floor, which had been an office area. Here were cans of (uneaten) salted cucumbers.
	Landing of the office floor.
	Wallpapers had gotten loose, or they'd been ripped. Here's one result.
	Piece inspired by a Finnish Popstars-product. How low can you go...
	An internal message of the local scene.
	Ripped office rooms.
	Again ripped office rooms.
	There was one locked room, and it was this. The door lacked something that may have been an electronic code opening device, because there was that hole for something in the center. The manual wheel didn't move at all.
	The safe was made in the famous Kaipi0 strongbox factory, which seems to have produced also car bodies back then.
	The mandatory boozing room with sofas had sun curtains.
	Table of the boozing room held Christian literature, a purse and a coffee mill!
	Very nice Lucky Luke wallpaper here.
	Kitchen room, which couldn't be accessed without climbing and crawling because someone had overturned shelves in front of the door.
	Stairway down looked very nice. This had been good use of paint.
	View to the chained door on bottom floor. There wasn't much to see here, because this storey was mostly just warehouse halls, which couldn't be accessed from here and which were also very boring. Some locals found later another way in there that we never checked.
	This is not from the bathroom of the bottom floor, because I prefer not to photograph shit. Literally. Instead this is from the boiler room which had no boiler.

First impressions from the street that leads to classy new blocks of flats. Thanks to them, the place was being constantly bypassed by above middle class joggers. But they didn't seem to care, since the place had become a temporary home / boozing / satan worshipping / painting / raging area.

The wall held squares masoned of different tiles and bricks to display the selection for customers.

Art seen from the street. Notice the nearly-prison-level security of windows. Someone had really wanted to go in without saving effort, since one window at the corner had nothing at all covering it. However, only about one third of the place was accessible from that corner.

Backyard with loading platforms and much more graffiti.

This is no way to go in.

But this is.

A jump to the attic, which held loads of old folders and all imaginable trade related paper stuff from recipes to freight bills.

The stairs led down to an effectively messed up upstairs floor, which had been an office area. Here were cans of (uneaten) salted cucumbers.

Landing of the office floor.

Wallpapers had gotten loose, or they'd been ripped. Here's one result.

Piece inspired by a Finnish Popstars-product. How low can you go...

An internal message of the local scene.

Ripped office rooms.

Again ripped office rooms.

There was one locked room, and it was this. The door lacked something that may have been an electronic code opening device, because there was that hole for something in the center. The manual wheel didn't move at all.

The safe was made in the famous Kaipi0 strongbox factory, which seems to have produced also car bodies back then.

The mandatory boozing room with sofas had sun curtains.

Table of the boozing room held Christian literature, a purse and a coffee mill!

Very nice Lucky Luke wallpaper here.

Kitchen room, which couldn't be accessed without climbing and crawling because someone had overturned shelves in front of the door.

Stairway down looked very nice. This had been good use of paint.

View to the chained door on bottom floor. There wasn't much to see here, because this storey was mostly just warehouse halls, which couldn't be accessed from here and which were also very boring. Some locals found later another way in there that we never checked.

This is not from the bathroom of the bottom floor, because I prefer not to photograph shit. Literally. Instead this is from the boiler room which had no boiler.