No, the image I post is after the gypsum is removed. I think it was a hallway and the 3x7' utility corridor was acessed during construction through it. The gypsum blocked it from public awareness.
Please explain. I see you skipped right over this when asked before. Now you say there WAS gypsum planking in the core?
And that it blocked the entranceway of your supposed 3' x 7' access hallway???
I gotta hear this one.
The area in question is not inside the core. It is the hallway into the core which was 17 feet long. I have never said the elevator shafts were not covered with gypsum.
What I've said is that in your early photos the gypsum is not removed to show the concrete structure outside the hallway. In this one the gypsum is removed and the 3x7 hallway running the length of the massive core base wall is located and annoted in the full size image.
You're not making sense. How did the gypsum "cover" the the 3' x 7' hallway that it has now been removed and the 3' x 7' hallway is exposed?
From what you're saying, the 3' x 7' access hallway ran perpendicular (running the length of the concrete wall WITHIN the core wall) to the hallway that went THROUGH the core wall from the outside of the core wall to inside the core. Is that correct?