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The
boiler room in our 28-unit
building is hot and loud--the furnace
roars
and a lattice of superheated metal pipes bakes it like a sauna. The
infernal
Georgetown
Steam Plant must
have been a hundred times worse. Now it
sits quiet and cool beside
Boeing Field, except when local arts
groups use
it as set for their plays,
music, dance, or installations. For the dead
husk
of a coal-fired power plant it's surprisingly
lively and inviting.
Today,
echoes of
the past whispered through the air as Drone
Restoration, a
composition by Evans and Teske gently vibrated
the cavernous space.
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