Edifice Rex
Frank found a number of articles about former newspaper and printing buildings being re-purposed for other uses. Print-related structures were sturdy in order to handle the weight of presses, Linotypes, and metal type. Now they are condos, apartments, or even new businesses.
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By Dov Isaacs on Jan 07, 2022
Seems like Frank has an “edifice complex” or perhaps an interest in a complex of edifices?
By Muhd Yusuf on Jan 08, 2022
Hi Frank,
Here in Malaysia, I can see that old printing building being converted into a cafe, an industrial theme cafe.
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