the building
... short sides. The patio’s only furnishings are two round stone tables with stools, which are centered between the two entry doors on opposite sides of the courtyard. The two main entrances are positioned on the long side of the structure. There is also a loading dock on the south side of the building. The building is made of plain brown-standard size brick, and non-opening windows lined from corner to corner. Surrounding the entire edifice is a parking lot. Also, around the structure are numerous small maple trees that are thirty feet apart and ten feet from the building. Besides the exterior of a building, the interior can affect how a person feels. When entering I begin walking on a short-napped, blue carpet. At this point I can either take one of the two elevators that are located in the central passageway or use one of the six staircases. There are two stairwells at each short end of the building and two additional stairwells in the central passageway. Allowing access from the offices along the inner wall and the cubicles on the outside wall is a hallway. The offices are typical spaces with four walls, a door and a desk. The carpet is a short-napped, brown tiled type, which is so old that dust bunnies are created from normal use. The hallways on the second and third floors are white tiled with beige colored walls. The standard cubicle is ten feet long by five feet wide and contains an L-shaped desk. Finally, the equipment used are the standard tools found in any office. The Xerox machine is the loudest piece of equipment. I can hear the clanking as the paper is being expelled into the exit tray. It reminds me of the sound a railroad train makes as the wheels roll along the tracks. The file cabinets are the standard grey in color, and are lined along the walls begging for use. There are multiple microwave ovens throughout and are used to reheat food for lunch. Occasionally someone or I will burn the food, causing a nauseating odor to float around the complex. Every building constructed is different in shape and number of floors. Although it should not matter what a person does for his everyday job, the building he works in will be ordinary to them since they see it everyday. driving through metropolitan district major city building look similar. exception some heights truly unique. lead different commuting where wor...