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Griffith Observatory: An Invitation to Look Closer
Griffith Observatory's May 1935 opening celebrations made astronomy a public experience. A cloudy first night adds a fitting lesson about clear expectations.
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Stories and ideas with a connection to caring for your business space.
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Griffith Observatory's May 1935 opening celebrations made astronomy a public experience. A cloudy first night adds a fitting lesson about clear expectations.
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Grand Central's February 1913 opening reminds us to notice waiting places as well as the main route through a busy building.
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Before cars crossed the Golden Gate Bridge in 1937, pedestrians had a day to make the new span their own.
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When the Getty Center opened on December 16, 1997, its travertine was part of the show. Look closely and the architecture holds a few ancient surprises.
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The Gateway Arch's final section joined two soaring legs in 1965. Its finishing moment offers a useful way to look at a newly completed workplace.
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The Empire State Building's 1931 opening is a skyline story with a useful second chapter down in the lobby.
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The Eiffel Tower's 1889 inauguration and changing paint colors reveal why identifying a finish matters before caring for it.
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The Great Exhibition's glass building made its own statement. Its story offers an unexpected reason to look at office glass twice.
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Tchaikovsky helped inaugurate Carnegie Hall in 1891, but the building drew attention too. A story about shared rooms and knowing when to make space.
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A bridge opening in 1883 offers a fresh way to think about the routes people actually use through a workplace.
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A Santa Ana bequest became Bowers Museum, which opened on February 13, 1936. Its story begins with a house, a purpose, and a collection still to be assembled.
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Oxford’s Bodleian reopened in 1602. Its expanding collection offers a thoughtful starting point for offices where papers have places and purposes.