from the building wiki: > constructed in 1990 as a home for the headquarters staff of merck & co., the building is most recognizable for its hexagon shape and its nature setting.[2][3] the main building was constructed with a 600-foot (180 m) wide clearing at its center, filled with old-growth trees saved during the construction phase.[3] further, merck & co. placed the parking structure underground and created a temporary nursery on-site for the trees removed during construction, in order to make the facility a "corporate cottage in the woods".[3] the building was originally set on 460 acres (190 ha) of property and has since been expanded to a 1,000-acre (4.0 km2) campus with auxiliary buildings.[1][10] the initial site plan foresaw the subsequent addition of two buildings to create a grid of three connected hexagons, however, after a change in management, it was indicated that further construction in the original style would not occur.[1][11] instead a conventional office block was built adjacent to it known as "whitehouse station west". > in the center of the building there is a park with a small lawned sitting area containing a statue given by merck germany. my google-fu is shit, so i couldn't find a picture of said statue, but i bet that it's some fruity not-so-veiled lucifer themed hunk of garbage that they paid an exorbitant amount for. but it bears repeating: > the main building was constructed with a 600-foot (180 m) wide clearing at its center, filled with old-growth trees saved during the construction phase. > 600-foot they purposely modeled the entirety of that hexagonal building's footprint around making a specifically 600 foot clearing.... man, they must really love "nature" and not some sort of strict adherence to numerology for cosmic law manipulation and needing unholy divine providence to fulfill generational satanic agendas, prophesies, and endgames or anything.... yeah, and i'm the "schizo". you shall know them by their signs....
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