Was waiting for this one when I seen the photos you posted! That sunset is so beautiful. Place is fortunately still clean despite it being recently closed! Looks like the place is for lease so probably won’t be like this for too long Luckily there aren’t any alarms or anything and you guys were able to do this place, W find guys!
This is such a nice building! As someone who works in a corporate environment, I wish my building was half as cool as this. The views, the abundance of windows, the larger cubicle areas, just wow! Great video and overview, per usual 🙌🏼
This place gives me Office Space Vibes!!! "I'm going to ask you to move your desk again. So if you can just go ahead and move your desk as far against that back wall as possible, that'd be great. Mkay?"
Who else thought of Lumberg when you saw the cubicle room? But seriously, this building was in great shape and someone could move in right away. 2022 wasn't that long ago, so it hasn't been abandoned long.
Wow, this office building looks pretty good condition for being abandoned for about a year the only thing that’s missing is the electricity other than that it’s in pretty good shape I hope it stays in this good of shape for a long time and that nobody breaks in and destroys the place
What a gem. That was definitely an awesome find, and a really cool explore. I don't know about ghosts so much as maybe a backrooms vibe. Definitely cool to see in such good condition, just a shame that idiots always have to vandalize and spray paint everywhere. Anyway, definitely an awesome video.🤘🤘
I work security in a 1 story 85,000 SF office building. There are only about 20 workers still working in there. I was told there used to be over 500 before COVID. So it's like a ghost town. There's a lot of empty space and a lot of workers left behind personal belongings.Seen quite a few 2020 calendars and personal photos etc. Kinda creepy!
You should do abandon places in downtown Indianapolis because we have a whole bunch of abandoned buildings and a store that took over a toys r us called bulldog liquidators and they didn’t take anything reminiscent of Toys “R” Us out and a whole bunch of abandoned bed bath and beyond’s and all of that abandoned pharmacy’s I think too
That was wild guys. Got a good chuckle out of your commentary. Was interesting seeing an abandon office building. Shopping malls and bigboxstores are cool but this was way cooler.
An awesome exploration video, Wallie! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 It's been a long time since you've filmed an exploration of a building this size. From seeing the exterior of the building, I believe I know where those complex of office buildings are located. I didn't think that the buildings were abandoned. I wish you all the best, Wallie. As always, Alan.
At 3:00 that isn't actually a film reel, it's magnetic tape storage for a mainframe computer. Something of this sort: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9-track_tape
If you really wanna know... I got right reared.... look up the 2001 Daytona 500 Dale Eanrhardt crash. I got clipped in the right rear and I got hooked right into the wall of the Squirrel Hill Tunnel in Pittsburgh. Like Sterling Marlin taking out Dale Earnhardt. That's what happened to me. I'm just here, happy, and healthy to talk and live another day.
Can't do much when you're driving straight and then all of a sudden you get hooked in the right rear and go straight into the wall. I'm just glad the Bee did her job. My seat belt was on as always and it locked up as did all the seat belts and set off the air bag module. It didn't feel good hitting a wall practically head on.
my high school also had interior classrooms without window--the building was constructed in 1972; funny thing is that the second floor resembles level zero of the backrooms. no wonder why I transferred to a wealthier suburban district with more up-to-date facilities..
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This really has insurance company vibes. The typewriter & fax gives that away (as some states still require insurance companies make various reports typewritten and only provide mailing addresses and fax numbers to report said filings). The eCopy tower machine at 7:30 makes me lean more toward health insurance or a healthcare amin office. But I don't know for certain. That's my educated guess.
Alright I stand corrected. Between the sticker on the white board and the stacks of magazines, this company was/is involved in oil & gas, and either was a victim of government regulation or outgrew this location.
I was able to find the location pretty quickly by one piece of information that was left in the video. I'm not going to give it away obviously. I know they wouldn't want me to. It appears to have been multi-tenant. One per floor probably. And before it was shut down had three companies related to real estate, engineering, and human resources. Where I live in the Chicago suburbs these multi-tenant buildings are very common. And they'll often lease out an entire floor to one company.
As you all pointed out, it really is nice that this building hasn't been vandalized. Hopefully it can be put to good use again soon.
I would not say "hasn't been vandalized." There's some graffiti in parts of the building.
@@Amanda_3800but it’s still better than it being wrecked and windows broke
What a good one hour video Wallie and I'm very impressed in myself enjoyed.
Was waiting for this one when I seen the photos you posted! That sunset is so beautiful. Place is fortunately still clean despite it being recently closed! Looks like the place is for lease so probably won’t be like this for too long
Luckily there aren’t any alarms or anything and you guys were able to do this place, W find guys!
This is such a nice building! As someone who works in a corporate environment, I wish my building was half as cool as this. The views, the abundance of windows, the larger cubicle areas, just wow! Great video and overview, per usual 🙌🏼
Wow, fancy place! Thank you for filming this.❤💚
This place gives me Office Space Vibes!!!
"I'm going to ask you to move your desk again. So if you can just go ahead and move your desk as far against that back wall as possible, that'd be great. Mkay?"
WALIEEEEEEE wow you got in it's been a while since you got into somewhere big this is awesome thanks for the video man!
Who else thought of Lumberg when you saw the cubicle room? But seriously, this building was in great shape and someone could move in right away. 2022 wasn't that long ago, so it hasn't been abandoned long.
Waiting for them to find Milton 😂
@@wayneford8287 I'm surprised he wasn't out in the parking garage lol
This guy has awesome content
Awesome!
I'm glad you at least brought a friend with you incase something or someone was in there
Or in case you get injured
Wow this was an interesting one!
Awesome 👌 video ❤
Grrat channel. Wallie, you are lucky to explore the entire building. I used to do office work and hated it.
Abandoned office building is creepy wallie262 im watching first time on your channel
Great job on this one!!! Hopefully the graffiti stays minimal! Thanks Wallie!!!!
Wow, this office building looks pretty good condition for being abandoned for about a year the only thing that’s missing is the electricity other than that it’s in pretty good shape I hope it stays in this good of shape for a long time and that nobody breaks in and destroys the place
Awesome video nice view
awesome
Oh wow this is so cool I’m proud of both of you guys got into this abandoned office building
Hi Wallie 👍✌️
Huge building! I'd worry the police wouldget me for tressoassing. You're brave & daring!
What a gem. That was definitely an awesome find, and a really cool explore. I don't know about ghosts so much as maybe a backrooms vibe. Definitely cool to see in such good condition, just a shame that idiots always have to vandalize and spray paint everywhere. Anyway, definitely an awesome video.🤘🤘
In great shape. Should be used. What awaste.
I work security in a 1 story 85,000 SF office building. There are only about 20 workers still working in there. I was told there used to be over 500 before COVID. So it's like a ghost town. There's a lot of empty space and a lot of workers left behind personal belongings.Seen quite a few 2020 calendars and personal photos etc. Kinda creepy!
Still got the best vids
I am so excited to watch this video.Thanks wallie you're the best
Happy holiday 😊❤
I was a little concerned when I heard the roof entry door close, didn't see a wedge. Could have been a crap end to a great video.
Ots crazy how the building looks like it was just closed down for the night and it could have been empty for years.
Looks like the old Westinghouse complex going towards Monroeville
thank you for uploading another abandoned videos
You should do abandon places in downtown Indianapolis because we have a whole bunch of abandoned buildings and a store that took over a toys r us called bulldog liquidators and they didn’t take anything reminiscent of Toys “R” Us out and a whole bunch of abandoned bed bath and beyond’s and all of that abandoned pharmacy’s I think too
Here in my part of Michigan, 8 BK's closed just over a couple weeks ago. One last year with the huge round of closures.
That was wild guys. Got a good chuckle out of your commentary. Was interesting seeing an abandon office building. Shopping malls and bigboxstores are cool but this was way cooler.
Kinda has a liminal space vibe
Definitely the backrooms. Kind of a feeling
An awesome exploration video, Wallie! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 It's been a long time since you've filmed an exploration of a building this size. From seeing the exterior of the building, I believe I know where those complex of office buildings are located. I didn't think that the buildings were abandoned. I wish you all the best, Wallie. As always, Alan.
At 3:00 that isn't actually a film reel, it's magnetic tape storage for a mainframe computer. Something of this sort: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9-track_tape
Can you do some hotel videos not vacant ones like ones that are open you can review them.
22:51 After someone eats too much Taco Bell
Nice I like your new videos ❤ how are you doing this weekend make Christmas videos ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very nice building! Hope some businesses move in before someone vandalized it! Cool video bro! 👍👍❤️✊🤘
No Christmas left be behind
Window office is supervisor and cubicles are low end workers third floor is CEO, president, vice president hope some day it will be used again
If you don’t mind me asking, how did you have your car crash?!?
If you really wanna know... I got right reared.... look up the 2001 Daytona 500 Dale Eanrhardt crash. I got clipped in the right rear and I got hooked right into the wall of the Squirrel Hill Tunnel in Pittsburgh. Like Sterling Marlin taking out Dale Earnhardt. That's what happened to me. I'm just here, happy, and healthy to talk and live another day.
Can't do much when you're driving straight and then all of a sudden you get hooked in the right rear and go straight into the wall. I'm just glad the Bee did her job. My seat belt was on as always and it locked up as did all the seat belts and set off the air bag module. It didn't feel good hitting a wall practically head on.
@@WallieB26 wow sounds awful! Glad you’re okay!
I wonder if ir was a hospital converted into an office building.
my high school also had interior classrooms without window--the building was constructed in 1972; funny thing is that the second floor resembles level zero of the backrooms. no wonder why I transferred to a wealthier suburban district with more up-to-date facilities..
Was that a siren that I heard when you guys went on the roof?
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My gosh this feels so liminal
Sure does
from the thumbnail, I thought it was a video game
It looks like it's pretty much untouched I don't see much graffiti yet 5:29
What state was this office building in
It has est system est fire alarm
Any idea what type of company it was ? ANYONE ????
This really has insurance company vibes. The typewriter & fax gives that away (as some states still require insurance companies make various reports typewritten and only provide mailing addresses and fax numbers to report said filings).
The eCopy tower machine at 7:30 makes me lean more toward health insurance or a healthcare amin office.
But I don't know for certain. That's my educated guess.
Alright I stand corrected. Between the sticker on the white board and the stacks of magazines, this company was/is involved in oil & gas, and either was a victim of government regulation or outgrew this location.
I was able to find the location pretty quickly by one piece of information that was left in the video. I'm not going to give it away obviously. I know they wouldn't want me to. It appears to have been multi-tenant. One per floor probably. And before it was shut down had three companies related to real estate, engineering, and human resources. Where I live in the Chicago suburbs these multi-tenant buildings are very common. And they'll often lease out an entire floor to one company.
@@WayneSimons Burr Ridge Brookfield , Lombard, Oak Brook , LaGrange, Oak Park, small world ehhh ?
Slides and film in the elevator machine room
Hydraulic elevators
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