Monday Window – 261005

Norcross Public Safety Building - Ribbon Cutting - early arrivals waiting for the ceremony

Huge windows

Last week I showed some windows of the new Norcross Public Safety Building. This week I want to show a section of that building that does not look like a fortress at all. It is the large meeting and event space. It really gives the whole building a friendly appearance. And those arched windows look pretty nice too.

Here you can see those huge windows behind the dignitaries at the grand opening.

Norcross Public Safety Building – ribbon cutting

After the ceremony one of those windows opened like a garage door and folks could just walk in – a light lunch was served.

Norcross Public Safety Building – ribbon cutting

Here a couple of views from the inside.

Now tell me, is your police building as friendly?

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Windows in Art

And speaking of lunch, how about another Vincent van Gogh painting of the “Yellow Restaurant”?

Vincent Van Gogh – Restaurant Rispal at Asnieres – Summer 1887 – The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art – Kansas City

See what other Monday Window fans have today. Find their windows in the comments of the official Monday Window post for today.


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3 comments

  1. That’s a lot of bricks! The arched windows look great. And a window that opened like a garage door – now that’s special 🙂. Van Gogh – marvelous! I must say that I really enjoy the artworks you share in your post Ludwig! Thanks for that.

    1. Thank you, PR. It is an interesting building. Glad you like my shared artworks.
      Now, if I only could get pinging to work.

    2. I am also having an issue on wordpress for which some emails have been exchanged. No resolution yet. Who knows if all coding is through AI and people are unable to debug anymore!

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