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  • interior of an Otis elevator
    elevator

    …of the idea of the double-deck elevator, first tried in 1932. Each elevator consisted of two cars, one mounted above the other and operating as a unit, serving two floors at each stop. The technique is being increasingly adopted. Automatic double-deck elevators in the Time-Life Building, Chicago, were operating in…

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    …of the idea of the double-deck elevator, first tried in 1932. Each elevator consisted of two cars, one mounted above the other and operating as a unit, serving two floors at each stop. The technique is being increasingly adopted. Automatic double-deck elevators in the Time-Life Building, Chicago, were operating in…

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