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air shaft
noun
A vertical (or near vertical) shaft that supplies ventilation to a tunnel or other underground facility
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Overlooks an air shaft?
The smaller bedrooms face an air shaft.
There's an air shaft between the bathrooms in their apartments.
Will that view of the air shaft from the bedroom bother you?
The building shares the air shaft with Mr. McGowin and several other artists.
Without that vine, the courtyard would have been busted to the rank of "air shaft".
But the neighbors on the air shaft want the projectors turned off permanently.
Later, it was required that the toilets be ventilated, usually via an air shaft.
Another shimmied through a thin air shaft in the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Visitors will also help build "Air Shaft," a vertical sculpture by Robert Hickman and Luisa Caldwell.
The bedroom is on the narrow side and looks out on an air shaft.
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