207 Pacific Highway comprises of two multi-level A-Grade commercial office buildings each with ground floor retail. Building A comprises six upper levels of office with a net lettable area of 7,435 sqm2 and Building B has 10 upper office levels and a net lettable area of 12,520 sqm2. The building was constructed in 2002 and …
Description Alrighty this is the new map for Paige Stud, I finally finished it thank GOD! Okay, so the main, or I guess I shouldn’t say main entrance cuz there is only one entrance, but the entrance goes through the iron gate and directly into the visitor parking lot. Visitor lots can be distinguished from staff parking by the yellow lines, visitor cars will be towed at owners’ expense for parking in the staff spaces. After you’ve parked one can walk down the center of the property on the sidewalk which leads to the main building. This is the office where everything financial is handled. Breedings, future races, events, membership authorization and many other things are negotiated in this building. There are two small rooms with large tables and big screen televisions to privately discuss future racing prospects, sales, and breeding requests. If one is authorized as a distinguished guest simply flash the special visitor’s pass to the man in the booth at the left turn off from the main road and drive up to the special visitor parking area. Special visitors are people coming to have mares covered, dropping off a lease mare, or just a very good friend who is allowed special parking privileges. To the left of the main walkway leading to the office building is the dressage arena complete with stands for lots of viewers, behind the arena is a lovely scenic view of the greasy parking lot, oh joy. To the right of the walkway is the visitor horse barn, mainly for competitors. The stable has an office and a tack room with a place to bathe on the right side. Between the visitor barn and the stone privacy fence is the visitor turn out area. If one’s horse gets a little rowdy or cramped some leisure time in the paddocks ought to settle her down. Visitors are allowed a maximum of two hours in the paddock a day to assure that everyone’s horse gets a turn. If paddocks are not available there are also hot walkers in front of the visitor stable. Located behind the office building is the Jocks’ Room, with plenty of lockers, benches, restrooms and of course the dreaded steward’s office complete with big screen televisions to show every angle of every race. Across the way from the Jocks’ Room is the cross-country track, not that special with only eight obstacles, it needs improvement but it is mainly for training. Across from the cross-country track is the ATV compound, the little bikes and trailers really help keep Paige ticking with easier hay delivery and manure duty. Located next to the ATV compound is the Clubhouse. This is where the bids on races are made, there are also three big screens to broadcast races from all over the country, slot machines, a bar, and diner. But upstairs is the main event. One must present a membership pass to go up but many call it the stairway to heaven. The upstairs has pool tables, slot machines with bigger payouts, a nicer bar, couches and more bidding areas so you don’t have to stand in line. But that’s not all, private member bathrooms and the box seats with heating and air to watch the race in luxury, this is also where the race announcer makes his call. The top handicappers often hang out here and can give a little advice to bettors on which pony is the fastest. Right beside the clubhouse is the grandstands where 20,000 can watch the race on Paige’s own one mile dirt track complete with winners’ circle, just try not to get the silo in the shot. In the center of the track is Paige’s show jumping course with clay based footing and a moderately difficult set up. Part of the rail on the race track can be removed to allow visitors to enter the infield and watch the show jumping events. On the backside of the one hundred acre property is the inner workings of the stable. Here we have the state of the art double story, circular barn that was one of the first of its kind when built by Paige Maybe in 1885. The stable features thirty stalls with windows, and a stallion exhibition area in the center to represent the main focus of the farm. A circular, tilted ramp leads up to the second story where the mares are usually kept, hay is stored in the loft. To the right of the main stable is an overflow barn where mares in foal are often kept, it’s easier to get medical supplies to them and it’s quieter. Leading from the main barn is the dirt path where we usually film our stallions’ walking videos. This path leads to the Paige paddocks, this is of course the area our horses get cycled through during the course of the day for some outside time. The paddock closest to the special visitor lot is the breeding paddock. Last but not least, in the far left corner is the compost area, surprisingly we don’t get many complaints about the smell, despite its vicinity to the parking lot. If you would like to use this map for literary reference you are welcome (such as; in stories of breedings with my horses, you've sent your horse to PS for training or a competition, etc) Map with no roofs [link] Map with view of upper stories [link] Map with up close view of barns and stalls [link]
' Seldomere ', the Albert Fillmore Hyde estate designed by Ludlow & Valentine c. 1905 in Morristown, New Jersey . Hyde, a descendent of W...
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