u/CitizenX10

Not My Original Content

Gleaned from a Google search:

Model - 0019A

Characteristics

Baluster material: cast iron

Baluster fastening: mechanical

Baluster coating: paint/powder coating

Number of balusters in 1 m.p.: from 3-4 pcs.

Price for 1 baluster: from 5170 rub.

Price per 1 running meter: from 15,510 rubles. 

Cast iron balusters for stairs are made from high-quality materials, cast using modern technologies. The "Dilun" baluster stair railing model with a side bracket is the only solution for narrow stairwells. The side bracket allows the railing axis to be shifted toward the edge of the tread, thereby creating a more open space.

Not My Content. I think that it's in Lebanon.

Very practical and spare

I'm trying to negotiate a guy to build one of these for me.

The Door is Showcased

Art Deco from the inside. It's quite the place to see.

The Greyhound Bus Terminal (Restored)/Washington, D.C./7.02.2026/From The Inside

The 1100 New York Avenue building in Washington, DC, houses a mix of government, legal, and non-profit tenants, as well as a parking garage and Japanese dining.

Notable businesses and organizations held in the building include:

⁠U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) (formerly OPIC)

Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA)

Cohen Milstein, a prominent plaintiffs' law firm

Keller and Heckman, a major corporate law firm

The Greyhound Bus Terminal (Restored)/Washington, D.C./7.02.2026

This expedition was like going back in time. Let alone, that I was the only one in this expansive lobby (that is, until security showed up. Oh well)

This is one of Washington, D.C.'s finer moments in Art Deco preservation.... though there are many others in the cityscape.

This is Art Deco at its finest, I think.....you really can't make this thing up.

Formerly a church. Now a condominium. So there.