Outstanding

Irreversible

The Vaughan Mills mall north of Toronto has one of these, very similar

Back in the 90s when roller blading was popular, I knew some guys who would enter a hospital as guests and then take the elevator to the basement to speed skate the miles of perfect dry slick concrete corridors.

I once had a shop in a mall here in the UK. I loved these liminal space type service corridors. Felt like going back stage where the public wasn't allowed. These places also connected to private, key card access car parks for shop owners so the public couldn't see you moving stock to your shop. I see a picture like this and it feels oddly safe and special.

You're sure it wasn't the physical incarnation of his inner shadow that killed him?

Holy fuck.

Though, he probably died because every door he found was locked.

There was a guy who got lost and died in the back hallways of a mall. Apparently they're long, difficult to navigate, and confusing.

I would argue that the public side of wealthy malls have their own kind of liminal space. They're quiet and seemingly empty, but with a feeling of being watched.

For a while, I worked at the Galleria Mall in Houston, Texas. Those service hallways went on forever, and never in a straight line for more than a couple hundred meters. It felt like an arena-style video game.

your place does not look happy

California wine field thingy!

I get what youre saying .

ANd Ill add thats why I personally dont like looking at it. Its feels cold , monotonously soulless , and unnatural to me personally and I wished that humanity would do more than we are currently doing to not stay in it....

I'd say the cold soulless car infrastructure plays well in the liminal space genre. It's the kind of transitional space that feels unnatural and you don't want to stay in. Idk if I'm explaining correctly

....oh wow ...the beauty of car-centric infrastructure and parking lots....

I hope everyone else enjoys but Im Outtie 5000 when I see infrastructure like this.

One of my favorite vacation spots was Montreal in mid April. Beautiful. Amazing coffee. The people were perfectly nice as well

It’s a cool photo.

The carpet is so well lined up with the window that the placement of the chairs and angle of the photo make me irrationally annoyed. I really want it all to be symmetrical.

And it’s raining 👌🏻

we try not to sexyalize Annie

I hope so! Who doesn’t like snacks from a hot, confined space.

alt: a small monkey smiles up from an open hvac vent

You just KNOW if you were to pull those hallway HVAC units out, sooo much trash is about to come spilling out

woah this looks wonderful! huge fan, thank u for sharing <3