Fig. 3.5.1f. Further changes to the wardrobes were developed in the autumn. In a drawing dated
September 27 and signed by Lauri Sipilä, a two-part wardrobe for two patients has been placed in the
four-bed patient rooms, with straight doors, slanted sides and rounded outer corners. The wardrobe
was divided into a top unit attached to the wall and a separate shoe cabinet with a table top. Drawing
No. 50-239. The drawing has been edited. AAM.
Fig. 3.5.1e. Lauri Sipilä’s drawing was dated May 17, 1932. At this stage, the wardrobe material was
wood, and the rounded shape originally designed for a metal wardrobe was retained. The offer and
the sample wardrobe of the Huonekalu- ja Rakennustyötehdas company was based on this drawing.
Drawing No. 50-244. The drawing has been edited. AAM.