What Siort of Building do you work in

[Dave the OAP]

I was on the train this morning listening to Barber's Addagio for Strings....stay with me here....and the last time I heard it was on a moving documentary of the Twin Towers being destroyed with this very apt music in the background.

Now that got me thinking that Robert Eaton used to sit and post on here whilst sitting in his office in one of the Towers and where do people post from and what can they see out of the window.

I will start off...I am in Shoreditch off City Road and can see a Nurses Home out of the window and a very blue sky

 

[Commander]

Good morning. I am in Regency square, and out of the window I can see the rusting West Pier. The sea looks good this morning.

 

[Seagullible]

Slough High street one way
Windsor Castle th eother

 

[Reading Posh]

The Mars factory out of one window.

"The Office" building out of the other.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Lewes Road.


Nice.

 

[Barnet Seagull]

I've a view of the Royal Courts of Justice from my office.

 

[Soton Seagull]

Could always see the solent until they started building a hotel right in my eyeline. Now I have to work for a living.

 

[Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms]

I used to have a nice view of Portland Place. But my old office is now a building site and I've been moved to open plan hell with a distant window overlooking a narrow street where the sun never shines.

 

[Bigtomfu]

the southcoast railway line just next to fishersgate station- great

 

[Wardy]

Eastbourne town centre and as im currntly on the ground floor my window is frosted so I cannot see anything.

 

[caz99]

i work in arundel at the bottom of a country lane on the duke of norfolks land. its a converted barn and my window looks out onto a pond and trees and a nice lawn

its is however pitch black and thundering

 

[Trigger]

Baker Street.

There is a pie shop, a chippy, a cafe, a kfc & a mcdonalds all within a 2 minute walk, sorted.

 

[On the Left Wing]

Good morning. For the next 9 days at least (my last day of paid employment is 29 October) I sit in a bright and modern office – which I share with the MD and a co-director. Walls painted lilac, hardwood floor and light oak workstations.
It is two storey building in a semi-rural part of Sunderland (4 miles from the city centre) and I look out on to lawns and trees – which are fast losing their leaves.

From 1 November – when I will work from home in the run-up to the launch of my own company. I will work in a much smaller office/study on the upper floor of a town house in South Shields. I will look out onto three trees and a street of Victorian terraced housing. My office is painted dark bottle green, with mahogany shelving and furniture and a pale stone coloured berber carpet. I will have music playing all day long!

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Good morning. I am in Regency square, and out of the window I can see the rusting West Pier. The sea looks good this morning.

TMC by any chance

 

[Deleted User X18H]

I am in leadenhall street dwarfed by a Gherkin

 

[Smithers-Jones]

St James's Square in London. Full of trees, nice bright sunny day. Very pleasant.

 

[Dave the OAP]

Ah the Gherkin!

from our top floor, where the AS400's are, I can see the Gherkin, Earl Court roof, BT Tower and the old Mobil/Shell building in Moorgate

 

[cheshunt seagull]

A large modern building on the Euston Road, which was opened in 1997 and was slagged off by Prince Charles when it was being built. My view is that of St Pancras station and the building site for the Channel Tunnel Rail Link.

 

[Titanic]

A mid-80's 'Data Centre' - all glass and aluminium - in a 'Country Park', an out of town business development.

The view... trees, lots of them!

And two lakes, one with kids fishing (none today though) and the other, sometimes, with canoes / windsurfers;

quite an angry sky, with dark thundery clouds;

the occasional rabbit, cat - and a rather mangy fox;

assorted birds including magpies, jays, a green woodpecker and various tits and finches.

Rather nice really

 

[Trotster]

I can see the sea and a racetrack, in a few hours, i will see lots of punters and lots of horses as well