It looks odd, but it’s not actually an old building. It was built (as a bank, I believe) in 1897. McDonald’s moved in in 1992.
Feels like a waste of a nice building. On the other hand its nice that a classic building like that has such an accessible hangout spot in it.
They have seating in the old vault too.
I live here, and it’s a real shame. The main enterance picture here isnt used.
The enterance to McDonalds is off to the right side of the picture in a very generic McD style
Wait, I’m here right now!
Tells you everything you need to know about a shithole town
Not pictured: the actual entrance in the modern square building to the right cropped from this picture.
Fine dining needs a fine building. I don’t see the problem here. /s
McDonald’s was allowed to buy the building on the condition that they not change the pillared facade.
r/boringdystopia
A corporation trying to poison you for money housed in a building built to poison you With money.
On point.
Looks like an office rather
Great, something else I have to see when I’m on vacation next month. )
Better looking than 95% of the buildings in Oslo
The actual entrance is to the right from that
Ate there alongside the members of Rage Against the Machine in 1997. They played on the local Quart music festival. Great concert.
I’ve eaten there many times.
I used to live in Kristiansand, sadly that is not the entrance, it’s actually on the right side of it and it’s very generic looking
I prefer the sushi across the street
McD: hey, we want to put up our huge obnoxious branding up everywhere and wreck all your beautiful old buildings.
Norway: No.
Looks like the Bank Job map from BFhardline
In brazil we have something like that… it’s call McDonald’s 1000. It was designed like Classical architecture in honor to 1000 restaurants builded. Btw, they have McDonald’s souvenirs like bags. I always hated it, but it’s a tourism spot. There is chandeliers in shape of hamburgers on the ceiling
The year is 2030— all Wall Street banks have merged into one mega-corporation, “McDonalds®”.
They have done it here in Ireland too.
Mc Donald’s Bray
The building is obviously very cool, but to house a McDonald’s in there? As much as I like the building, it hurts my eyes…
Guess we’ll have to visit it!
The McDonalds that was there in the 90s and 2000s was actually kinda nice. The huge doors were an extra entrance, and they had stairs in the open space in the middle leading to sitting areas on the second floor that followed the surrounding walls on each side. I may be biased and just nostalgic here though
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It looks odd, but it’s not actually an old building. It was built (as a bank, I believe) in 1897. McDonald’s moved in in 1992.
Feels like a waste of a nice building. On the other hand its nice that a classic building like that has such an accessible hangout spot in it.
They have seating in the old vault too.
I live here, and it’s a real shame. The main enterance picture here isnt used.
The enterance to McDonalds is off to the right side of the picture in a very generic McD style
Wait, I’m here right now!
Tells you everything you need to know about a shithole town
Not pictured: the actual entrance in the modern square building to the right cropped from this picture.
Fine dining needs a fine building. I don’t see the problem here. /s
McDonald’s was allowed to buy the building on the condition that they not change the pillared facade.
r/boringdystopia
A corporation trying to poison you for money housed in a building built to poison you With money.
On point.
Looks like an office rather
Great, something else I have to see when I’m on vacation next month. )
Better looking than 95% of the buildings in Oslo
The actual entrance is to the right from that
Ate there alongside the members of Rage Against the Machine in 1997. They played on the local Quart music festival. Great concert.
I’ve eaten there many times.
I used to live in Kristiansand, sadly that is not the entrance, it’s actually on the right side of it and it’s very generic looking
I prefer the sushi across the street
McD: hey, we want to put up our huge obnoxious branding up everywhere and wreck all your beautiful old buildings.
Norway: No.
Looks like the Bank Job map from BFhardline
In brazil we have something like that… it’s call McDonald’s 1000. It was designed like Classical architecture in honor to 1000 restaurants builded. Btw, they have McDonald’s souvenirs like bags. I always hated it, but it’s a tourism spot. There is chandeliers in shape of hamburgers on the ceiling
The year is 2030— all Wall Street banks have merged into one mega-corporation, “McDonalds®”.
They have done it here in Ireland too.
Mc Donald’s Bray
The building is obviously very cool, but to house a McDonald’s in there? As much as I like the building, it hurts my eyes…
Guess we’ll have to visit it!
The McDonalds that was there in the 90s and 2000s was actually kinda nice. The huge doors were an extra entrance, and they had stairs in the open space in the middle leading to sitting areas on the second floor that followed the surrounding walls on each side. I may be biased and just nostalgic here though
Edit: Clarifying