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"clipka" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> The gaps between the floor and the feet of the pillars are way too wide, and
> most of all way too deep; if they'd have formed at all (hey, how much weight is
> resting on the things?), I fancy they should be filled with dirt.
See previous post. A remedy is currently underway.
> Looks like you tried to have the floor "sink" a bit, as someone suggested
> earlier, but think about why that should happen:
>
> Abrasion from sand being blown through the building.
> Abrasion from tourist feet.
You missed one: because it was built that way.
Honestly, physical erosion never occurred to me, and certainly wasn't the look I
was going for. I don't understand how it could happen that way, either - the
edges of the inner courtyard floor are far too sharp for a slow erosion. I
think this is clearly a deliberately raised, paved gallery around a bare inner
floor, which might even be the unmodified floor level from before the building
was put up.
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