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Great site visits yesterday!

Published September 2, 2026 Last Updated September 5, 2026 linkedin verified
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The post describes visits to sites with original Fujitec and Otis equipment, highlighting design details like unique COP button patterns linked to floor decor, and includes a personal anecdote about a selfie.

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Great site visits yesterday! 🛗

Got to walk through two very different setups back to back:

🔧 Original Fujitec equipment in the machine room — always cool to see legacy gear still doing its job. 🤟🏻

🔧 Otis equipment machine room right after — nice side-by-side comparison of how different manufacturers approach vertical transportation. We also maintain this equipment! 💪🏻

Also, exhibit A: my standard rooftop selfie. One eye squinted shut, head cocked to the side, looking like I just got asked to do long division without a calculator. In my defense, the sun was directly in my face as always and I was a few machine rooms deep into the day. Where’s my shades at Costa Sunglasses?! 😎

But the real showstopper was riding the cabs themselves. Cab 1 — warm wood paneling, dark marble flooring, polished stainless doors, just a genuinely elegant ride. 😍

Cabs 2-The detail that really got me: the COP buttons for each floor use their own unique pattern — chevrons, zebra print, swirls, dots — and those patterns actually carry through to the decor on that specific floor. Step off at the zebra-print button and you’re greeted by an actual zebra-print wall. That kind of wayfinding is such a smart, memorable touch. Really stands out! 🦓

Always a good day when the tech is solid AND the design is this thoughtful (unlike my selfie game).

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Original source: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jay-hart-97b36690_elevators-verticaltransportation-fujitec-activity-7500948088719699968-MnIm