If you don’t watch Mad Men, then this post will be lost on you.
If you’re a fan of the show, then I think you’ll love it.
This is just the basic space plan; the link is illustrated with axons, perspectives, and some renderings. (image via Kratkocasnik)
Reblogged from Kratkocasnik (which for the record I am not familiar with), this is a fairly detailed and seemingly accurate floor plan of the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce office. FOR ONCE I have a Mad Men-related topic to blog about that isn’t linked to mid-century modern furniture! Hooray!
I find only one glaring inaccuracy, which is the fact that there is no space for Bert Cooper’s office (or former office). Ok ok, and that there are no exterior windows. My husband thinks that there are several more offices missing and therefore hundreds of square feet omitted. In any case, it’s a good effort and I enjoyed the images…hope you do, too!
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The glaring omission is the column in Pete’s office. He can’t see who’s come in his dooway until they peek around that column.
Thanks for spending time on the computer (writing) so ohters don’t have to.
You’re right! …and welcome to my blog, as a commenter, husband.