This building was built to provide aluminum sheets to the Allies in WWII,though now there resides a collection of stores in front of it. Shoppers continue their lives blissfully unaware of the dying building which wishes to exude it's secrets upon those willing to look over the wall.

It seems that a lot of companies have offices set up in the building, including three local radio stations. There also seems to be a lot more construction and ramped up security there (these photos are 2 years old), which I find a damn shame.
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cool looking place. still always wanting to find somewhere super industrial like this. I wish I was in belleville before they tore down bakelite.

Yeah, I wish I had gotten here a few years earlier, I bet there would've been far more industrial stuff inside.

Nice. I just sold a framed image from here yesterday.

Wow, this is awesome! I never even knew it existed...

Decided to stop by again today realizing to get some better shots of the place:

Nice Panorama of the tenth warehouse:

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9th warehouse


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Awesome spot Catdog! I love the mossy sinks in number 9 and the paint chipped lockers of number 10, not to mention the long shot in number 1. Nice collection of pictures all in all!

Nice find! Looks like a jackpot location.

Fantastic job, Catdog!

Wicked! Really digging #9.

That mossy sink is VERY cool!