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At the far end of the Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, we find the offices that make the institution run. This is an interesting layout. It reminds me of the set for Hollywood Squares but the decisions made there have far-reaching implications.
The 3D conversion of this 2D original is here:
BrasÃlia- DF. 22-05-2018- Deputado Bohn Gass no protocolo da câmara. Foto Lula Marques/Liderança do PT na câmara.
Here's Adam Smith, cranking away on his PowerBook at the Steelbridge offices. Space was at a premium and Adam was located in what would normally be a passageway between cubicles.
At the height of the Second World War, on Saturday, 26 October 1940, at about 10.40pm, Wesleyan's Chief Office in Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham suffered a direct hit during a bombing raid.
Not sure whose offices these are. There are many outstanding bits of architecture on Pride Park... this may, or may not, be one of them. Very pretty this particular evening though.
Uh, yeah. So- I'm pretty sure I saw this *same* nightmare in one of The Matrix Films. Yup. That was it. Can I have the Red Pill now... please? Uploading using Sendto Flickr developed by Adamant Solutions
School offices at Pibor Girls Primary school, South Sudan. In the foreground is a framework of the temporary classrooms being constructed by Plan International
The Henley Brewery, New Street, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.
WH Brakspear & Sons Ltd, Brewers, Beer Bottlers, Wine & Spirit Merchants.
Brewery Office (former), c19 - detail.
Grade ll listed.
The complex of buildings comprising Brakspear's Brewery and its associated malthouse in New Street dominate this part of the town centre.
In 1711, William Henry Brakspear decided beer was the future and bought a brewery on Bell Street, Henley-on-Thames.
In 1769, nineteen year old Robert Brakspear, became the pub landlord of the Cross Keys, Witney and it is from here Brakspear Bitter was born and started being brewed. In 1779, so many people were enjoying Brakspear Bitter, they needed to move to a bigger brewery so Robert moved to Henley to join his uncle, Richard Hayward, at the brewery. In 1797 Richard passed away and control passed to Robert. In 1812 Robert passed away and the brewery moved round the corner from Bell Street to New Street in Henley and had 34 pub leases and Robert's second son, William Henry, joined the business. In 1848 Robert's son. Henry became the sole owner and began trading as WH Brakspear. William Brakspear died in 1882, an event mourned by the whole of Henley-on-Thames. Three years later WH Brakspear became a public company and purchased Greys Brewery in Henley and its 54 pubs. Further breweries with pubs were purchased over the next 45 years.
In 2002, WH Brakspear & Sons licensed the brewing of its beers to Refresh UK, owner of Wychwood Brewery, and the New Street brewery ceased production and closed. The former brewery can still be seen today - it was converted into residential flats and a hotel in October 2002.
Visited Sander today at the old MP3.com/new DivX offices. The place is the same...but very different. The only office left on the north wall where SysAdmin and CM used to be was mine (and I shared with Dave and Bob). And it's a confrence room! What a trip!