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Otis Traction Elevator at Blanton Hall.

Riding the nice elevator at the historic Blanton Hall, and since this building is from the mid-40's (1945 to be exact), this is also the very last building that was designed by the venerable Paul Cret, who was the architect for UT Austin's buildings from 1930 to 1945. But even if the packaged hall fixtures are Innovation, the lantern definitely was Innovation trying to compete with EPCO vandal resistant. Original Specifications: General-Otis/Geared Traction. Performance-2000 Lbs/5 HP. Distance-55 feet/6 floors & 150 FPM. Year-Installed/1945. Fixtures-Otis Pre-Lexan. Cab-White ceiling with recessed art-deco concentric fan/light fixture, flat olive green side/navy blue rear walls with 2" wide brushed stainless steel handrail, brown tile floor, brushed stainless steel fronts/car doors, and brown lobby doors/jambs. Modernized Specifications: General-Otis/Geared Traction. Performance-2000 Lbs/5 HP. Distance-55 feet/6 floors & 100 FPM. Year-Modernized/1995. Fixtures-Innovation Security. Cab-White suspended ceiling with fluorescent lighting, flat wheat laminate fronts and walls with 2" wide brushed stainless steel handrail, black/gray vinyl tile floor, wheat laminate fronts/car doors, & dark gray lobby doors/jambs. Recommended CJ Anderson Fixture Package: NEMA-412VX Heavy Duty Vandal Resistant fixture package with VX buttons, vandal-proof directional lanterns & floor indicators, #4 brushed stainless steel metal finish, LED illumination, & engraved signage.