At ArsDigita, a Massachusetts software creator, there is a piano in the lobby for employees to play.
As resident Matt Stevenson, MD, read from his essay "I'm someone who cares" during last month's Stanford's Pegasus Physician Writers reader's forum, soft piano music played in the lobby of the medical school's Li Ka Shing building.
As you walk into the Metropol, the marble floors, trim, stained-glass decorated elevator and classical music being played on a grand piano in the lobby create a mood of days long forgotten.
Though it looks from the outside like a cross between "The Shining" hotel and the Baltimore psychiatric hospital in "The Silence of the Lambs," inside the atmosphere is lovely, with a grand piano in the lobby, swollen grapefruit-colored portieres and the sweet smell of old wood.
They often have live music, and there's a cool piano in the lobby.
A player piano in the lobby is often used for performances.
At the other end of the spectrum is Evercare's Aikang hospital, with a grand piano in the lobby, an underground tunnel for patients who want privacy and surgeons like Dr. Wang Jiguang, who has performed thousands of operations.
We gathered at Roadie Joe's, a dive bar in a mini-mall that features a bridal store and a grand piano in the lobby.
Nadir recalls the "soothing sounds" of piano music wafting toward his room from the massive atrium in the lobby of Mount Sinai Hospital, where, in one of those Lifetime-like quirks, both Nadir and Kristin have their operations.
The wheelchair lift was replaced in the lobby of Lewisohn Hall.
