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In past times the "paint on glass" type of signage was very common to identify offices on upper floors of buildings where commercial businesses operated at street level. Everman & Willard may have been a law firm, dentists or who knows what.
Offices of Keith Ready & Co., Solicitors, 3-4 Market Place, Barton Upon Humber. This is a Grade II listed building "Early C19. 3 storeys in red brick with pantile roof with stone coped gable ends
and end stacks. 2 windows on 2 floors, hung sashes with glazing bars, rusticated
lintels with ornamental keystones. Modern ground floor."
www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-165620-3-and-4-market...
To celebrate 10 years we hosted an open day at our Craven Arms offices to show off some of our best technology.
In 2005–2006, Fondren Library’s sixth floor was completely renovated to provide an open, beautifully appointed space for reading, meetings and research. With its handsome seating, study carrels and private meeting rooms, the sixth floor has quickly become a destination space on campus. Accessible only with a Rice ID, the space affords striking panoramic views of the campus and provides a respite for students seeking a quiet, convenient and cozy retreat.
Les offices, (1560 - 1580) étaient utilisés comme bureaux de magistrats, juges, techniciens et marchands de Florence, et furent transformés par une galerie privée pour le plaisir de la famille régnante de Florence, les Médicis, et de leurs hôtes. Outre aux peintures, aux statues, aux bijoux et aux instruments scientifiques, furent exposées aussi des armes et ceci fit de la galerie une des collections plus intéressante du monde. En 1865, les Offices devinrent un musée, et aujourd'hui les Offices sont composés de 50 salles comprenant peintures allant du 13° au 18° siècle. Parmi les plus célèbres, la célèbre « Madone sur le trône » de Giotto, la « Bataille de San Romano » de Paolo Uccello, le dittico de Piero de la Francesca « Federico de Montefeltro », « la naissance de Vénère » de Botticelli, en plus des 3 œuvres de Leonardo de Vinci, il existe une œuvre de Michelangelo, quelques unes de Raffaello et beaucoup de Tiziano et de Caravaggio. Toutes les peintures sont disposées en ordre chronologique, en sorte qu’il soit possible d’apprécier pleinement toutes les évolutions de l'art à travers les siècles.
Some empty or occupied spaces in the buildings of downtown Houston, on the eve of Fourth of July.
You can see a green light in one of the windows if you view it larger. Kind of curious
OFFICE DESIGN AND FITTING OUT, DIGITAL MEDIA COMPANY, LONDON W1
Meeting Room 1 - with bespoke glass meeting table supported by concrete ring drain pipes
London Architects and Interior Designers
Abraham Lincoln Law Offices, Springlfield, Illinois, USA. Lincoln practiced law in the building from 1843 to c.1852.
OFFICE DESIGN AND FITTING OUT, DIGITAL MEDIA COMPANY, LONDON W1
Main Reception Area
London Architects and Interior Designers
For the past 30 or so years, there were two community newspapers covering Austin community area - Austin Weekly News and Austin Voice, This is where the later gets put together. The building has some other tenants, and, according to the sign on the door, the entrance to Voice Newspapers offices is actually on the side (under the blue canopy)
A couple of years ago, I said that Austin Voice is Chicago Sun-Times to Austin Weekly News' Chicago Tribune - in the sense that it's more sensationalistic and uses a lot more photos (this was before Sun-Times fired all of its photographers and then (eventually) rehired four of them back to avoid a lengthy lawsuit). Thing is,Chicago Sun-Times actually has good reporters, while the Voice... doesn't really do a whole lot of its own reporting. Most of its content are press releases, columns and opinion pieces. And event photo coverage. There are some news bits. And, to its credit, Austin Voice is one of the few community newspapers to publish poetry and comic strips by local artists.
Voice Newspapers also publishes Garfield-Lawndale Voice, which, in theory, at least,covers North Lawndale, West Garfield Park and East Garfield Park community areas. I say "in theory," because, a lot of times, there isn't much difference between the two newspapers.
You can read more about Voice Newspapers in their own words here For a more critical take, check out this Chicago Reader article