The entire 7th floor, consisting of 80 bedrooms & baths, costing $990 a day, has been rented.
The Rat Zapper, Mr. Gros explained, is an enclosed rectangular trap that has a floor consisting of two metal plates.
The third floor consists of a large secondary living room with French doors leading to a balcony.
The second floor consisted of a central lounge and living room, flanked by nine small bedrooms, and all the walls had peeling green paint.
The third floor consists of a 340-square-foot master bedroom with blue walls and an en-suite marble bath toward the front of the house.
Inside, the ground floor consists of a central court surrounded by a cloisterlike arcade, which is in turn surrounded by cellular storerooms.
Most of the floor consisted of a vast digital image, in color, showing a hundred and fifteen different equations arranged in a vast spiral that breaks up into waves near the walls — a whirlpool of mathematics.
Created by Michele Oka Doner, the terrazzo floor consists of metal, stone and mother-of-pearl in shapes representing seven kinds of crops mentioned in the Bible: figs, pomegranates, wheat, barley, grapes, olives and dates.
INSIDE: The ground floor consists of a living room that runs the length of the house (with a bay window and a window seat); a breakfast nook; a kitchen; and a pantry with built-in cabinets.
It was an awful room: the walls and the seats were institutional orange, the floor consisted of fag holes, and there were no ashtrays, although most of the claimants were smoking.
