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ultimately its because skyscrapers dont attract customers, they are occupied by employees. Employees will always come to the office, they dont make decision whe
by slt2021 2y ago
ultimately its because skyscrapers dont attract customers, they are occupied by employees. Employees will always come to the office, they dont make decision whether to walk-in based on building's aesthetics.
buildings where you want customers to walk-in and leave money look completely different: macy's building in NYC or Galeries Lafayette in Paris or many interesting skyscrapers in Dubai
- gruez 2y ago>ultimately its because skyscrapers dont attract customers, they are occupied by employees. Employees will always come to the office, they dont make decision whether to walk-in based on building's aesthetics. as opposed to customers? When was the last time you went to a mall because of how good it looked?
- Lammy 2y agoI have favored certain job offers over others due to liking the building they were in.