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Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-16

a photograph of a drawing of a plan for a building

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

two plans of a building with a large room and a smaller room

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-09

This image shows architectural floor plans from a document titled "Public Baths in the United States". The plans are for a bathhouse located on Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. It contains two labeled blueprints:

1. First Floor Plan (left side):

   • The layout features rows of small compartments labeled "dressing rooms" arranged in a symmetric pattern on both sides of the central hall.
   • In the center, there are what appear to be rectangular pools or bathing areas with adjoining spaces for showers or other amenities.
   • The entryway is situated at the bottom of the design, leading into the facility.
   • Additional labeled areas include Alcoves and a marked "Baths" area.

2. Second Floor Plan (right side):

   • This plan includes two large open spaces labeled as "large men's pool" and "large women's pool" positioned side by side.
   • Surrounding the pools are smaller dressing rooms and other facilities for users.
   • The floor also includes stairwells and other structural areas, presumably for access between levels.

The overall design reflects the layout of a public bathhouse with emphasis on functional spaces for individual use and larger communal bathing areas.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-09

The image shows architectural floor plans of the first and second floors of a public bath facility in Brooklyn, New York, as part of a series titled "Public Baths in the United States." The plans are drawn on a grey background, with the titles "First Floor Plan" and "Second Floor Plan" written beneath the respective drawings. The first-floor plan includes multiple small rooms or stalls, likely for individual bathing areas, and larger central spaces that may serve as changing areas or public areas. The second-floor plan shows larger open spaces labeled "boys pool" and "boys shower" on the roof, and smaller compartments similar to the first floor, possibly more bathing stalls or changing areas. The structure appears to be long and narrow, with entries and exits planned along the building's perimeter, highlighted by the arrangement of rooms and corridors. The text at the bottom specifies the location as Pitkin Avenue Municipal Bath in Brooklyn, New York. The design reflects early 20th-century public bath architecture, focusing on sanitation and public health.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-19

This image appears to be architectural floor plans for public baths in the United States. The left side shows a first-floor plan, while the right side shows a second-floor plan. The plans depict the layout and organization of the different rooms and spaces within the public bath facility, including areas labeled for baths, lockers, and other amenities. The plans provide a detailed technical view of the building's design and functionality.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-19

This image shows architectural floor plans for a public bath facility in Brooklyn, New York, specifically the Pitkin Avenue Municipal Bath. The drawing includes both first and second floor plans. The first floor plan (on the left) shows a long row of what appear to be changing rooms or cubicles arranged in two parallel lines, with a central corridor. The lower portion of the first floor contains what looks like an open space, possibly for bathing facilities.

The second floor plan (on the right) shows a similar layout but includes what appears to be a pool area or large bath hall, with more changing facilities along one side. The plans are drawn in a typical architectural style with thick walls shown in black and interior spaces in white. The title at the top of the image reads "Public Baths in the United States," suggesting this might be part of a larger documentation of public bathing facilities in America.

These plans represent a type of public infrastructure that was common in American cities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when many urban residences lacked private bathing facilities.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-04

The image presents a collection of floor plans for public baths in the United States, showcasing two distinct designs. The first floor plan is situated on the left side of the image, while the second floor plan is located on the right.

• First Floor Plan:
  • The first floor plan is labeled "FIRST FLOOR PLAN" and features a rectangular shape with a long, narrow layout.
  • The plan includes various rooms and spaces, including a lobby, locker rooms, showers, and restrooms.
  • The rooms are arranged in a linear fashion, with the lobby at the front and the locker rooms and showers at the rear.
  • The restrooms are located near the center of the plan, with two entrances and exits.
  • The plan also includes a small room at the rear, which may be used for storage or other purposes.
• Second Floor Plan:
  • The second floor plan is labeled "SECOND FLOOR PLAN" and features a similar rectangular shape to the first floor plan.
  • The plan includes various rooms and spaces, including a lobby, locker rooms, showers, and restrooms.
  • The rooms are arranged in a linear fashion, with the lobby at the front and the locker rooms and showers at the rear.
  • The restrooms are located near the center of the plan, with two entrances and exits.
  • The plan also includes a small room at the rear, which may be used for storage or other purposes.
• Title and Location:
  • The title of the image is "Public Baths in the United States," which suggests that the floor plans are for public baths located in the United States.
  • The location of the public baths is not specified in the image, but it appears to be in a urban area with a grid-like street pattern.
• Overall:
  • The image provides a detailed view of the floor plans for public baths in the United States, showcasing two different designs.
  • The plans include various rooms and spaces, including lobbies, locker rooms, showers, and restrooms.
  • The rooms are arranged in a linear fashion, with the lobby at the front and the locker rooms and showers at the rear.
  • The restrooms are located near the center of the plan, with two entrances and exits.
  • The plans also include small rooms at the rear, which may be used for storage or other purposes.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-04

This image presents a pair of floor plans for public baths in the United States, showcasing the architectural design and layout of these facilities.

Floor Plan Details:

• The floor plans are depicted in black and white, with the left plan labeled "FIRST FLOOR PLAN" and the right plan labeled "SECOND FLOOR PLAN."
• The plans feature various rooms and spaces, including offices, bathrooms, and storage areas.
• The plans also include notations and labels, such as "OFFICE," "BATHROOM," and "STORAGE," which provide additional context and information about the layout and functionality of the public baths.

Background and Context:

• The background of the image is a light beige color, which provides a neutral and clean backdrop for the floor plans.
• The overall design and layout of the image suggest that it may be part of a larger document or presentation, possibly related to urban planning, architecture, or public health.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, this image provides a detailed and informative visual representation of the floor plans for public baths in the United States. The use of black and white colors and clear labeling makes it easy to understand the layout and functionality of the facilities, while the background and context provide additional context and relevance to the image.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-05-28

The image is a black-and-white architectural plan of two floors of a public bathhouse. The left side of the image shows the first-floor plan, while the right side shows the second-floor plan. The plans are labeled with dimensions and room names. The first floor has a central corridor with several rooms on either side, including a "Bag Room," "Steam Room," and "Hot Bath." The second floor has a similar layout with additional rooms such as a "Sweat Room" and "Cold Bath." The plans are drawn with precision, indicating the dimensions and layout of the building.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-05-28

The image is a drawing of two floor plans for a public bath in the United States. The left floor plan is the first floor plan, and the right floor plan is the second floor plan. Both floor plans have a similar layout, with a large rectangular space in the center and smaller rectangular spaces on the sides. The first floor plan has a rectangular space labeled "First Floor Plan," while the second floor plan has a rectangular space labeled "Second Floor Plan."

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-23

Here is a description of the image:

The image presents two floor plans for "Public Baths in the United States," specifically located at Pitkin Avenue Municipal Baths in Brooklyn, New York. The document is printed on a light gray surface, likely a cardstock.

The first floor plan, titled "FIRST FLOOR PLAN," shows a detailed layout with numerous small chambers or compartments lining the sides, potentially individual bathing or changing areas. In the center, there's a more open area with several rectangular structures, possibly for seating or larger bathing facilities. There is a stairway leading up. The plan includes labels such as "Dressing Room," "Attendant's Station," and "Waiting Room."

The second floor plan, labeled "SECOND FLOOR PLAN," displays a different layout. Two large, elongated rectangular structures are at the top, possibly representing skylights labeled "Ray Polater to double shells." Below, the floor plan shows more rooms and compartments, including a "Shower," "Dressing," and "Boys' Bath" area. A stairway is also depicted.

Both floor plans are drawn in a dark color, possibly black ink, providing a strong contrast against the lighter background. The text and architectural details are finely rendered, giving a precise and technical appearance to the drawings.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-23

This image presents two architectural floor plans of a public bathhouse. The top of the image reads "Public Baths in the United States" and provides a location.

Left Side (First Floor Plan):

• A rectangular layout with two long, parallel rows of stalls/rooms, most likely for individual bathing.
• A central area with what appear to be changing rooms, reception, and maybe storage.
• At the back are two large bathtubs or pools.
• The plan includes some text labels but they are too small to read in detail.

Right Side (Second Floor Plan):

• Two large rectangular areas labelled "Big Baths", the size of pools or baths.
• Below the baths are the area for changing rooms and/or the lobby and reception.
• A room for washing is labeled.

The plans suggest that the structure has baths on the second floor and individual rooms for bathing. The image includes labels indicating the location is Pitkin Avenue Municipal Baths, Brooklyn, New York.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-05-29

The image shows two architectural floor plans of the Rykin Avenue Municipal Bath in Brooklyn, New York. The plans are titled "Public Baths in the United States" and are dated 2/24/1913.

1. First Floor Plan (Left Side)

   • The first floor plan is divided into two main sections, each labeled "For Men" and "For Women."
   • Each section contains a series of numbered shower stalls, indicating individual shower spaces.
   • There are separate areas for dressing rooms, bathrooms, and a waiting room.
   • The layout includes a central corridor that separates the men's and women's sections.
   • The entrance and exit points are clearly marked.

2. Second Floor Plan (Right Side)

   • The second floor plan features a large open space labeled "Men's Gymnasium" and "Boys' Gymnasium," each occupying one half of the floor.
   • Below the gymnasiums, there is a section labeled "Shower and Dip Bath," indicating facilities for washing and bathing.
   • There are additional rooms marked for storage, a locker room, and an office.
   • The layout also includes a central corridor and staircases leading to different parts of the building.

Overall, the plans depict a well-organized public bath facility with separate areas for men and women on the first floor and gymnasiums and additional bathing facilities on the second floor.

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