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a photograph of a black and white plan of a building with a large floor plan

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip-2 on 2025-07-07

a plan of the first floor of the building

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-13

The image depicts an architectural floor plan layout for the "Boston Elevated Railway" office, specifically the "Office of Chief Engineer" for the "Elevated Lines." The plan is presented with a dark background and white lines, giving it the appearance of a blueprint.

Key Features:

1. Title Block:

   • Located at the top of the image, the title reads: "Boston Elevated Railway, Office of Chief Engineer, Elevated Lines."
   • A scale reference is also included near the title.

2. Room Labels:

   • The layout divides the building into several specific sections:
     • General Office: Includes filing cabinets, desks, and other office-related facilities.
     • Chief Engineer: A dedicated room for the chief engineer, with a desk and backboard.
     • Plans & Records: Contains storage spaces for rolled plans, flat files, and bookcases.
     • General Draughting: A large section allotted for drafting tables used for engineering drawings.

3. Additional Features:

   • Ventilating shafts, corridors, hallways, toilets, elevators, and coat rooms are incorporated into the design.
   • Labels clearly identify the purpose of each space.
   • Streets bordering the building are marked: "Milk St." on the left side and "Pearl St." on the bottom.

This blueprint-style image provides detailed organization and space allocation inside the building for engineering and administrative functions. It highlights a focus on efficiency, storage, and accessibility within the workspace.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-13

The image depicts a detailed architectural floor plan of the offices of the Chief Engineer for the Boston Elevated Railway's Elevated Lines. The layout is presented in a blueprint style with a black background and white lines indicating the divisions and structures within the building. The plan includes various labeled sections such as:

• General Office: Located towards the middle left, it includes specific areas like filing cabinets and counter space.
• Chief Engineer's Office: Situated at the bottom left corner, it includes a drafting room, record storage, and office area.
• Plans & Records: This area seems dedicated to storing plans and records, with labeled fixtures such as roll cases and bookcases. It is adjacent to the general office area.
• General Draughting: Positioned on the bottom right side, it includes several drafting tables, indicating space for drawing and design work.
• Ventilating Shaft and Toilets: Smaller rooms for ventilation and restrooms are centrally located between the offices.
• Elevators and Corridors: Paths for movement throughout the office are depicted on the top section, providing access to different office areas from the elevators.

The building is bordered on one side by Milk Street and on another by Pearl Street. The layout appears to be organized efficiently, maximizing space for workstations while providing amenities and essential facilities for the operation of the railway's engineering office.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-16

This image appears to be a floor plan or schematic diagram of a Boston Elevated Railway facility. The diagram shows the layout of various rooms and spaces within the facility, including a general office, ventilating shaft, plans and records room, and other designated areas. The overall structure is labeled as the "Boston Elevated Railway" on the top of the diagram.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-16

This is an architectural floor plan for the Boston Elevated Railway's Office of Chief Engineer. The black and white blueprint shows the layout of various office spaces and rooms. The plan includes several key areas:

1. A General Office section
2. Chief Engineer's office
3. Plans & Records area
4. General Draughting space
5. Elevators and corridors
6. Ventilating shaft
7. Various smaller offices and work areas

The building appears to be situated on Pearl Street, and the plan shows detailed room layouts with furniture placements, doorways, and internal divisions. The drawing is quite detailed and professional, typical of architectural drawings from what appears to be the early 20th century. The layout suggests this was an administrative building where the engineering and planning work for Boston's elevated railway system would have taken place.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

The image presents a detailed floor plan of the Boston Elevated Railway Office of the Chief Engineer, showcasing the layout of various rooms and corridors within the building. The floor plan is rendered in white on a black background, with clear labels indicating the different areas.

• Main Corridor
  • Located at the top of the floor plan
  • Extends horizontally across the center of the image
  • Divided into two sections by a wall
• Elevators
  • Situated in the top-left corner of the main corridor
  • Accessible from the main corridor
• Chief Engineer's Office
  • Positioned in the bottom-left corner of the floor plan
  • Located adjacent to the main corridor
• General Office
  • Located to the right of the Chief Engineer's Office
  • Shares a wall with the Chief Engineer's Office
• Ventilating Shaft
  • Situated in the center of the floor plan
  • Vertical shaft that extends from the main corridor to the roof
• Plans and Records
  • Located in the bottom-center of the floor plan
  • Situated adjacent to the main corridor
• General Draughting
  • Positioned in the bottom-right corner of the floor plan
  • Shares a wall with the Plans and Records area
• Pearl Street
  • Located at the bottom of the floor plan
  • Street address of the building

In summary, the floor plan provides a detailed view of the Boston Elevated Railway Office of the Chief Engineer, highlighting the layout of various rooms and corridors within the building. The plan includes labels for each area, making it easy to identify the different spaces and their relationships to one another.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

This image is a blueprint of the Boston Elevated Railway's Office of Chief Engineer, specifically the elevated lines. The blueprint is in black and white, with white text and lines on a black background.

The blueprint shows the layout of the office, including various rooms and corridors. The rooms are labeled with their purpose, such as "General Office," "Chief Engineer," "Plans & Records," and "Ventilating Shaft." The corridors are also labeled, with some of them leading to elevators or stairways.

In the top center of the blueprint, there is a title that reads "BOSTON ELEVATED RAILWAY Office of Chief Engineer Elevated Lines." Below this title, there is a scale that indicates the size of the blueprint.

Overall, this blueprint provides a detailed view of the layout of the Boston Elevated Railway's Office of Chief Engineer, including the location of various rooms and corridors. It appears to be a historical document, likely created in the early 20th century when the Boston Elevated Railway was still in operation.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

The image is a blueprint of the Boston Elevated Railway Office of Chief Engineer Elevated Lines. The blueprint is in black and white, and it shows the layout of the office, including the general office, elevator, and corridor. The blueprint also includes the location of the office, which is at Pearl St. The blueprint is labeled with the name of the office and the date of the blueprint.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

The image is a floor plan of the Boston Elevated Railway Office of the Chief Engineer. The floor plan is divided into different sections, including the General Office, Plans & Records, and General Drafting. The plan also includes elevators, corridors, and a ventilating shaft. The floor plan is labeled with the street name "Pearl St." and the number "3390."

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-06-04

Here's a description of the image:

The image appears to be a floor plan blueprint, likely for an office space related to the Boston Elevated Railway. The title reads "BOSTON ELEVATED RAILWAY, Office of Chief Engineer, Elevated Lines."

The plan outlines various rooms and areas, including:

• Chief Engineer's Office: Located in the lower left corner.
• General Office: Situated next to the Chief Engineer's office.
• Plans & Records: A large area likely used for storing and managing engineering documents.
• General Draughting: A spacious room filled with draughting tables.
• Ventilating Shaft: Indicates a utility area for ventilation.
• Elevators: A central elevator area.
• Corridors: Connect different parts of the floor.
• Other rooms: "Hall", "Coat Room", "Toilet", "Instrument Room".

The building appears to be located at the corner of Milk Street and Pearl Street. The plan includes details like filing cabinets, desks, bookcases, and other office equipment. The image is in black and white.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-04

The image is a blueprint of the office floor plan for the Boston Elevated Railway, specifically the Office of the Chief Engineer for Elevated Lines.

Here's a breakdown of what we can see:

• Layout: The plan shows the layout of the office, including rooms, corridors, and features.
• Rooms: Labeled rooms include the General Office, Chief Engineer's office, the Ventilating Shaft, Coat Room, and a large General Draughting area.
• Features: Key features identified include elevators, toilets, and plan storage (Plans & Records). There's also a hall and a consulting table.
• Streets: The plan shows street names bordering the office, Milk St. and Pearl St.
• Scale: There's a scale bar at the top, indicating the plan's proportional dimensions.

The blueprint is a detailed representation of the office layout, likely used for construction, renovation, or reference.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-05

The image is a detailed architectural floor plan of the Boston Elevated Railway's Division of Chief Engineer, specifically focusing on the layout of the elevated lines. The plan is labeled "Elevated Lines" and includes a scale for reference.

Here is a breakdown of the different sections and rooms depicted in the plan:

1. Corridors: The plan shows multiple corridors connecting various rooms and sections of the building.

2. Elevators: There is a designated area for elevators, with a room marked "Room for the Elevators."

3. General Office: This section includes several smaller rooms and areas such as:

   • File Cabinet
   • Drawing Files
   • Chief Engineer's Office
   • Private Office
   • Desks
   • Blue Print Room
   • Rolled Case
   • Bookcase
   • Private Desk
   • Drafting Table
   • Drafting Room
   • Letter File
   • Map Case
   • Plan Case
   • Record Room

4. Plans & Records: This section includes:

   • Map Case
   • Plan Case
   • Record Room

5. Ventilating Shaft: There is a designated area for the ventilating shaft.

6. General Drafting: This area includes multiple drafting tables and desks.

7. Hall: A hallway connecting different parts of the building.

8. Coat Room: A designated area for coats.

9. Miscellaneous Rooms: There are various smaller rooms and areas labeled with specific functions such as "Private Desk," "Drafting Table," and "Drafting Room."

The plan is detailed with precise measurements and labels, indicating the layout and function of each space within the building. The bottom of the plan indicates that it is located on Pearl Street. The date "Dec. 19, 1913" is also noted, suggesting when the plan was created or last updated.

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