Centraal Beheer in The Secret Life of Buildings, Channel 4 (2011)
Our workplace - from schools to offices and factories - should inspire us, motivate us and bring out the best of our abilities. But are these spaces doing just the opposite? Presenter Tom Dyckhoff makes some revelatory and shocking discoveries about how the buildings in which we spend our working life can physically change our brain. What do the results show about working in these spaces? Have we become so obsessed with iconic exteriors that we've stopped thinking about the people inside them? And is it possible to design a building that makes us feel happy while making us more productive too?
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The megalomaniac building has been empty for some time now. At the time, half the Apeldoorn village center was demolished for this purpose, including a 150-year-old farmhouse at the time where my grandmother lived. At 1:40 am, the conscious place behind the hot members, who are doing interesting things in the foreground, comes into view. The The mayor and aldermen of the time, of generally Christian signature, are hereby thanked again for this nonsense. A pop festival with half a million visitors, which was refused by the gentlemen at that time, would have put Apeldoorn better on the map. The only thing this concrete block still reminds of is that when something goes wrong, Apeldoorn should be called. And even that is no longer possible now because they have removed the phone.