Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-01

This is a technical drawing presenting floor plans for a multi-story building. There are four distinct plans, each representing a different level of the structure. The plans are labeled "Basement," "First Floor," "Second Floor," and "Third Floor" respectively.

The "Basement" plan includes rooms like a "Heating Plant," "Laundry," "Boys' Reading Room," "Manual Training" area, a "Billiard" room, and a "Boys' Games" area. There's also an area marked as "Not Excavated".

The "First Floor" has a "Stage" area, an "Auditorium", along with rooms like "Neighborhood Parlor," "Kindergarten," and a "Girls' Reading Room."

The "Second Floor" seems to house a "Gymnasium," a "Kitchen", "Dining Room", a "Residents' Sitting Room," a "Nursery Play Room", "Cooking School," and a "Nursery Bed Room".

The "Third Floor" is dedicated to bedrooms, with multiple "Bed Rooms," "Six Room" with a "Gymnasium Gallery".

The drawings are in black and white, using lines and labels to define the rooms and their functions. The overall style is indicative of architectural plans from the early 20th century.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-01

The image shows architectural floor plans for a four-story building. Each floor is drawn in a separate rectangle, with the names "Basement," "First Floor," "Second Floor," and "Third Floor" written below each corresponding plan.

The Basement floor plan includes rooms labeled "Heating Plant," "Not Excavated," "Laundry," "Storage," "Bath," "Boy's Reading Room," "Men's Reading Room," "Boy's Games," and "Billiard."

The First Floor has a "Stage," "Auditorium," "Teacher's Room," "Office," "Neighborhood Parlor," and "Kindergarten."

The Second Floor includes "Showers," "Dressing Room," "Gymnasium," "Cooking School," "Kitchen," "Dining Room," "Nursery Bed Room," "Resident's Sitting Room," "Private Office," and "Nursery Play Room."

The Third Floor features a "Gymnasium Gallery" with a "Gallery," "Sew. Room," and several "Bed Room" layouts. Each floor has indications of stairs, doors, and other architectural elements like walls and windows. The plans are rendered in a simple line drawing style.