Usually this involves moving from my desk to the canteen one floor below, but this week I start trying to actually leave the building and take a walk around the block.
My Record Canteen story died in layout.
I remember sitting in a fifth floor canteen watching a building lifting in the air and falling, just a split second before the bang". Mr Gray had hoped that the first visit by President Clinton in 1995 would herald the end of the Troubles.
The searched-for scientist will be in one or other location… unless perhaps they're in the top-floor canteen, which is open-plan, so you can immediately see who's in it, and I do mean immediately.
But Chipperfield's masterstroke was to fill this central atrium with a grand, theatrical progression of steps, terraces and platforms, rising up from the ground-level foyer to the fifth-floor canteen.
That's what you get for putting your faith in capitalists, Mr. Tyner said, taking a break in the first-floor canteen of the party's headquarters building on West 23rd Street.
Nobel laureate Venki Ramakrishnan sits at a dining table in the airy, top-floor canteen of the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge, U.K. A buzz of lively conversation rises from the table.
The Right Sectorites carried Simeon up to the second-floor canteen and placed him on the dining table.
Among the space's more creative elements, the architects added a second-floor canteen, flexible desk arrangements and white and glass surfaces that can be used as white boards, pinboards and graffiti walls where employees can share ideas.
The duty-free shop; the little kiosk selling magazines, 'papers and, weirdly, Tamagotchis; the smell of sausages and cheese in the self-service canteen; the dance floors I'd skidded across on my knees and more things that sound like punchlines from a 2005 Peter Kay stand-up set.
