What Kind of Building Do You Work/Study In?

[DanS]

I work in a building more reminiscent of this

I hope beyond all reason that this abomination of a library is torn down post-haste.

[Wezil]

That, or in the inside of an Impala or Crown Vic.

Cop cars around here come with a Velcro front seat.

[Timexwatch]

Automotive technician?

Patrol Officer in the urban jungle.

I hope beyond all reason that this abomination of a library is torn down post-haste.

It'll never happen because it's one of the only homeless shelters left in downtown dc

[Cort Haus]

I like my workplace, in a modern block in a square in Bloomsbury/Holborn, central London. Looks ok with some art-deco style touches like ziggurat effect on the upper floors and on the railings outside with spherical lamps.

My floor is open-plan around the central light-well with desks grouped in blocks of four. The windows don't open, but look out over the leafy square with views of the City including St Pauls and The Gherkin.

There's a large kitchen which is maintained hourly with a huge table. We're not allowed to eat at our desks, and we don't have bins at our desks - which is a good thing imo for keeping food mess and filth away from the working area.

Main drawback is that the Chairman & MD are on our floor, a few yards behind me, so any time spent pissing around on the internet is risky. This might not be a bad thing but it even looks bad at lunchtime.

There are loads of attractive, intelligent and personable female colleagues in the vicinity, which certainly helps with the quality of the working environment.

[Dauphin]

My office has lots of windows, with concrete slabs placed in front of them or blinds that are permanently down:

[VetLegion]

I like my workplace, in a modern block in a square in Bloomsbury/Holborn, central London. Looks ok with some art-deco style touches like ziggurat effect

Ziggurat you say? Gotcha!

[Cort Haus]

Wow. Not quite as extreme as that.

[Provost Harrison]

Depends on where I am. The office I currently work on in the UK is alright, not too hot either and has access to natural light and has windows. The one in Switzerland I have been working in has natural light. Unfortunately at the site I am working at in Mexico City currently there is no natural light in the room I am in which is horrible.

[Kitschum]

[onodera]

I work in a modern office building, which does have card-operated doors, non-opening windows and inefficient aircon. However, there are no cubicles, and I can see the Kremlin out of my window.

[GePap]

I work inside the kind of public building they stopped building back in the 19th Century.

[Cort Haus]

Nice staircase. What's the building?

[GePap]

The New York State Capitol Building in Albany, NY.

[Cort Haus]

They certainly don't build 'em like this any more.

[MOBIUS]

I work here: