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On the Edge of an Alaskan Fjord Lives in a Single Building Almost All of a City: the School, the Post Office and the Grocery Store Are Under the Same Roof
In the heart of an Alaskien fjord, Whittier is a unique city where almost all of its 272 inhabitants have lived in the same building since 1957. Begich Towers, a 14-storey concrete tower, houses school, post office, grocery store, church and even an interior garden, forming a real vertical mini-city accessible only by a unique tunnel. More
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In the heart of an Alaskien fjord, Whittier is a unique city where almost all of its 272 inhabitants have lived in the same building since 1957. Begich Towers, a 14-storey concrete tower, houses school, post office, grocery store, church and even an interior garden, forming a real vertical mini-city accessible only by a unique tunnel. More