this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2023
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Evil Buildings
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For pictures of buildings which look evil, or look like a villain could live there, or a creepy building, or something like that
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Windows just reduce security. The equipment inside has no need for viewing the sky.
It's hardened in this way due to the potential of catastrophic event. Flood, wind, ect. There are millions, sometimes 100's of millions, of dollars of hard to replace equipment in these buildings that are safeguarded. There is such a Central office in Miami, which has international circuits. When Hurricane Andrew hit it, destroying the surrounding area, it stood without damage.
Sure, but that's true for so many other industry buildings that have windows anyway, so I was wondering if there was something unique in this case.