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Light court Worktable<\/h2>\n

Although there were many variations of furniture configurations in the atrium light court over the buildings lifespan, the original design\u00a0consisted of two desk arrangements. One long desk with lights at each end, and a second that was slightly smaller without lights. \u00a0These can be seen in the black and white image below. \u00a0This group of images demonstrates the design of the larger of the two.<\/p>\n

This desk group utilized the three-legged office chair, also known as the “suicide chair” because it was so unstable, and the folding pedestal chair that was exceptionally heavy and uncomfortable. [i]\u00a0\"Atrium<\/a><\/p>\n

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