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Buildings That Never Close: Perpetual Architecture
What do Grand Central Terminal, Bellevue Hospital, and the Las Vegas casino floor have in common? They've been continuously open and occupied for decades — sometimes over a century — without ever fully closing their doors. This episode explores the fascinating world of "perpetual architecture": buildings designed for the condition of never being empty. We dive into zone-based cleaning protocols that work around sleeping passengers, N+1 redundancy in HVAC and electrical systems, tunable white lighting for night shift workers, and construction phasing strategies that renovate while people keep…
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