
writer + photographer // exploring postindustrial america and beyond // [email protected]
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it’s so funny to see american influencers praise serbian society when belgrade doesn’t even have a sewage treatment plant
crazy how you can spot dow’s midland hq from space
The percentage of adults with a Ph.D.
Read more on Substack at toddrjones.substack.com/p/th….
guys I have big news
Ohio’s giant basket is back on the market for $8.5 million.
Built in 1997 as the headquarters of the Longaberger Company, this seven-story building in Newark, Ohio was designed to look like the brand’s famous Medium Market Basket — but at the scale of a 180,000-square-foot Class A office building.
The listing includes a 21.5-acre campus, capacity for 500+ employees, 84 windows, glass elevators, a central atrium, a fitness center, a media room, 555 parking spaces, and 25 heated underground executive spots.
Longaberger left the building in 2016, and later plans to turn it into a boutique hotel never fully happened.
Now one of America’s strangest corporate headquarters is waiting for its next owner.
Would you turn it into offices, a hotel, or something completely different?
balconies are back baby
I wrote a piece in @ArchitectureAU about the new Lacebark apartments in Sydney
In particular, how the design trades generic glass-box urbanism for an expressive form carefully attuned to sun and shade
architectureau.com/articles/…
a bank so grand the architect signed it
louis sullivan, home building association bank, newark, oh (1914)
had flashbacks to this polka my dziadzia would sing to us growing up and turns out it’s a revolutionary song against the czar





































