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From what I gather, it's also just a poor building in which to have an office. There are not a lot of right-angle corners, which makes furniture take up more s
by amalcon 14y ago
From what I gather, it's also just a poor building in which to have an office. There are not a lot of right-angle corners, which makes furniture take up more space than it otherwise would.
- snogglethorpe 14y agoBut not-a-lot-of-right-angle-corners also makes it interesting, and well, cool. I think a little bit of impracticability in furniture placement is a perfectly reasonable price to pay for that. [Want to work in a castle? Awesome! But you've got to put up with cold stone floors in the wintertime. Throw down some more rugs] I'll take cool and interesting over the usual banal office-park architecture (aka "mcdonald's architecture") any day one usually sees in SV...