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Jac Steel Location: Detroit Gender: Male Total Likes: 32 likes Architecture student (for the record) \| \| \|	Temple to the Office Gods < on 10/27/2015 3:40 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Hey all! So I'm finally working through a backlog of photos and I just finished editing this batch. This building used to be a research center for a company which designed office furniture but they moved out in 2010 due to the recession. Today the building sits empty but is well-maintained as it awaits its next owner. The full-story plus pictures can be found on my blog here: https://jqsurbex.w...steelcase-pyramid/ (shameless plugging right there...) Anyways, I won't ramble on longer than necessary so please enjoy! Atrium Heartbeat Levels Glass Ceiling Looking Inward Time Out Temporary Stairs Every Building Input Power Megawatts Industrial Skyline Sound Section Temple That's all for now; I hope you enjoyed looking!
	There's the crazy one, the photographer, and me, the driver, a mix of both. And we're a pretty kickass team if I do say so myself.

Cherokee Location: Portland Gender: Male Total Likes: 139 likes Consider the lily \| \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 1 on 10/27/2015 7:16 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	DAMN these are awesome I love the second one and the shot of the blueprints!
	When there is tranquility, you are in the right place. When there are no footprints, you are on the right path. When there are no tire tracks, you are on the right road.

puddlejumper12 Location: Rochester, NY Gender: Male Total Likes: 94 likes \| \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 2 on 10/27/2015 10:35 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Nice section. That'd take a hot minute to hand draw. Looks like an awesome place. Very researchy, great shape!
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TD Location: Indiana Total Likes: 50 likes \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 3 on 10/27/2015 12:55 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Super satisfying shots, solid stuff.

relik Location: 44.26126°,-88.41502° (Appleton, WI) Gender: Male Total Likes: 1082 likes There is no truth, Only a perspective. \| \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 4 on 10/27/2015 7:59 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Great work with these!
	"When it rains, just find bigger drains."

MisUnderstood! Location: SouthEast, Texas Gender: Female Total Likes: 2046 likes W/MyOwnEyes \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 5 on 10/27/2015 8:19 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	What a NICE building! NICE shots too! Love the modern Architecture. Surely someone will grab this place up another research Co., doctor or lawyer space. Good job on these!
	A place of Mystery is Always worth a curiosity trip!

TheSwanStation Location: Western New York Gender: Male Total Likes: 630 likes \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 6 on 10/27/2015 10:03 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Very unique building and architecture! I love decay, but it's a nice break to see a pretty much pristine building every once in awhile. Great job with this one man!

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DAMN these are awesome

Thanks!

Nice section. That'd take a hot minute to hand draw.

Haha I know! Every drawing there was done by hand since the building was constructed before the age of computers. Pretty crazy when you think about it!

Super satisfying shots, solid stuff.

Much appreciated!

Great work with these!

Thanks, it means a lot!

Surely someone will grab this place up another research Co., doctor or lawyer space. Good job on these!

Thanks! And yes, I'm sure someone will grab this building up sooner or later. There was a charter academy that was going to buy the building. We were told they had a great plan for using the building but the financial plan wasn't of the same caliber...

I love decay, but it's a nice break to see a pretty much pristine building every once in awhile. Great job with this one man!

I completely agree. Decay is great but every so often a pristine, well-kept building is worth checking out! I should mention that we got permission to explore this place because of how well-cared for it is. They even turned the pendulum on for our visit!

There's the crazy one, the photographer, and me, the driver, a mix of both. And we're a pretty kickass team if I do say so myself.

azuro1125 Location: Passing Oaks Gender: Male Total Likes: 113 likes \| \| \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 8 on 10/28/2015 5:46 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	That place looks like it was built by a race of bureaucratic aliens. Amazing shots!
	"I'm just not set up to mold hard rubber..."

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That place looks like it was built by a race of bureaucratic aliens.

This is all I can say about that...

There's the crazy one, the photographer, and me, the driver, a mix of both. And we're a pretty kickass team if I do say so myself.

krush Location: Behind you Gender: Male Total Likes: 1121 likes \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 10 on 10/29/2015 9:55 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Good lines, symmetrical work here!!
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Out Moshe Location: Coastal, TX Gender: Male Total Likes: 12 likes \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 11 on 10/30/2015 3:27 AM > \| Reply with Quote

	Incredible set! Love the minimal range you took. How incredible was that mechanical room though?! I'm always amazed at that level of engineering

enirus Location: Winston-Salem, North Carolina Gender: Male Total Likes: 110 likes \| \|	Re: Temple to the Office Gods < Reply # 12 on 10/30/2015 3:31 PM > \| Reply with Quote

	Were those sound dampeners?
	My friend manhandled me up a roof once.

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Good lines, symmetrical work here!!

Thanks! Didn't actually realize how symmetrical some of these were until I was editing them.

Incredible set! Love the minimal range you took. How incredible was that mechanical room though?! I'm always amazed at that level of engineering

It was pretty impressive. I haven't seen any massive abandoned industrial sites in my day (yet), so this was probably the closest I've been. Needless to say, it didn't disappoint!

There's the crazy one, the photographer, and me, the driver, a mix of both. And we're a pretty kickass team if I do say so myself.

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Were those sound dampeners?

Haha posted at the same time! Yes, those were sound dampeners. The floor was carpet, however, so this room was one step away from the completely soundproof ones that have a metal cage on the floor with more dampeners beneath it.

There's the crazy one, the photographer, and me, the driver, a mix of both. And we're a pretty kickass team if I do say so myself.

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