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Every dimension belongs to an object and a drawing. Original room numbers, object marks, printed values and source regions stay together—even when the answer is unresolved.

Source photographs: 464
Identified objects: 4872
Verified printed values: 12046
Disputed values: 20

464 of 464 photographs have extraction records, containing 27,517 properties. Initial image review is not exhaustive extraction: 0 photographs have passed the full-region check. 66 numbered sheets are reconciled. Modeling and architectural registration are separate work; these counts do not establish a complete building.

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IMG_1092 · Folder 191

Bays E, I, K and B; bronze/glass screens, Letters/Packages, Registry, counters, money drawer and locks

Sheet W-215

Extraction: Reviewed · extraction partial. Bays E, I, K and B; bronze/glass screens, Letters/Packages, Registry, counters, money drawer and locks. Normalized from an existing text re-audit; this import did not reopen the source image. Partial timed visual review: Source-local drawing evidence only; installed quantity, accepted world placement and physical geometry not established.

Unresolved extraction work

Complete drawing-note transcription
Every dimension and bay placement
Detailed hardware/fastener schedule
Exact cross-sheet bay correspondence
Cross-photo physical deduplication
Complete surviving-object inventory
Exact dimensions
Construction/alteration chronology
Condition assessment
P-6 component extraction
Installed fixture schedule and positions
As-built correspondence
Fixture finish and glass color
Fine fractions and complete witness endpoints require targeted high-resolution crops
Companion captures, material code and revision authority require reconciliation
Installed floor/room registration, exact depths and modeling checks outstanding

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19 matching objects

An identified object is not a fully modeled object. Missing dimensions, locations and relationships remain explicit.

room-assembly · f1-public-lobby-architectural-envelopeModeling: not-modeled

First-floor public postal lobby architectural envelope

Research representation: none. Architectural checks: pending.

First floor

Source relationships · not a verified physical connection

typed by (printed, unreviewed): Public-lobby marble-pier and full-height bronze-bay kit
typed by (printed, unreviewed): W-214 public-lobby coffer Panels A-D and repeat fields

4 recorded properties

Still to extract or check

Controlling lobby ceiling height because 18'-3" and 18'-9" readings conflict
Accepted wall-bay positions and widths
Coffer-panel dimensions and exact motif assignment
Cornice and beam profiles
As-built deviations and alteration chronology

Bays E, I, K and B; bronze/glass screens, Letters/Packages, Registry, counters, money drawer and locks

19 matching objects

First-floor public postal lobby architectural envelope

Continuous public postal service and lockbox wall system

W-215 Bay E design specimen

W-215 Bay I design specimen

W-215 Bay K Letters and Packages design specimen

W-215 Bay B Registry design specimen

Public-lobby marble-pier and full-height bronze-bay kit

W-215 Bay E tall ornamented bronze-and-glass screen

W-215 Bay I repeated glazed screen/door bay

W-215 Bay K Letters and Packages service front

W-215 Bay B Registry service front

Postal workroom staff-side casework system — extraction pending

Registry, box and parcel-post alcove group

Public lobby lockbox zone

Public lobby staffed-service and depository zone

Exposed bronze postal-screen metal

Plate glass in postal and door-screen assemblies

Bay I lock-box screen

Bay E screen and transom