Peck's Plaza

One unique thing about where I work is the actual building. MLL&F/Mokan world headquarters is located in a building called Peck's Plaza. Built in 1910, Peck's Plaza was originally a large downtown department store with a prime location at 11th and Main streets in Kansas City. MLL&F and Mokan occupy floors 6 through 9 of this 10 story building. The building is one of the very few buildings in KC that feature Beaux-Arts (Bozart) architecture.

In the photo at left you can see the intricate designs of the Beaux-Arts (Bozart) style. The windows pictured are of the 8th, 9th and 10th floors on the SE corner of the building.
Here's the view facing south from the eighth floor window. Although my cube doesn't have any windows, I can see this view when I walk around. This photo features the new H&R Block world headquarters building, the KC Reperatory Theater, One KC Place (tallest building in the city), City Center Square, and the Town Pavillion.

Here's the ugly side of Pecks Plaza. Also pictured are City Center Square (at right), and the Town Pavillion. Notice the building across the street from Peck's, it's also done in Beaux-Arts (Bozart) style.