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How is the St. Louis Arch connected to Severance's Lumon Industries? Details revealed
Reportedly, Apple TV's new popular show Severance has some possible ties with the St. Louis Gateway Arch, which is often called the gateway to the West. The St.
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‘It looks a little dire’: Trump executive order, proposed state budget puts library services and expansion plans at risk
President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at dismantling a federal agency that provides funding for libraries across the ...
The real Lumon building sat mostly empty until it was purchased for $27 million in 2013—now it's a main character on ‘Severance': Look inside
Ralph Zucker’s firm Inspired by Somerset Development bought the 2 million-square-foot mixed-use development in 2013.
The unique connection between the St. Louis Arch and Apple TV’s ‘Severance’
The popular show “Severance” releases is season two finale on Thursday and continues the journey of its characters after they ...
The real-life Lumon office from Severance is just one hour from New York City — and it’s open to the public
Designed by Finnish-American modernist architect Eero Saarinen, the six-story, mirrored-glass building is now home to real offices and retail stores ...
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The Hidden Meanings of Different Design Styles in "Severance"
As the show reveals more of the "outie" world beyond Lumon’s headquarters, the spaces the characters inhabit hint at clues to ...
LaGuardia’s revival shows how Americans can get big things done
The New York airport was once considered a traveler’s nightmare. Not anymore.
The 10 best works of public architecture in St. Louis
St. Louis architecture has a style all its own. You can look at many St. Louis houses and instantly know that they are from ...
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The real Lumon building sat mostly empty until it was purchased for $27 million in 2013—now it's a main character on ‘Severance': Look inside
The Bell Labs Holmdel Complex first opened in the 1960s and was originally designed by the famous Finnish-American architect and industrial designer Eero Saarinen. As an AT&T research site ...
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The real-life Lumon office from Severance is just one hour from New York City — and it’s open to the public
Called Bell Works, the building was designed by Finnish-American modernist architect Eero Saarinen and constructed between 1959 and 1962. It originally served as a “pivotal research and ...