The Lumon headquarters in real life is a historic Bell Labs building in New Jersey and it’s actually insanely cool now… it’s a giant co-working space, event hall, has a coffee shop, library, a bar, wellness centers, indoor golf, doctor’s offices, a pharmacy, it’s wild! pic.twitter.com/Gse9wuWqz7

Bell Works, the setting of the hit serial for Apple TV+, is now a tourist attraction, drawing fans to the architectural wonder.

Designed by Finnish-American modernist architect Eero Saarinen, the six-story, mirrored-glass building is now home to real offices and retail stores

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Your outie likes to adventure. Your outie never chooses the middle seat. Your outie judges people who take off their shoes on planes. Your outie also wants you to see the real-life Lumon building, which is closer than you think if you're based around New York City.

The show has used the icy exterior of the building to represent the chilliness of Lumon. The post The Lumon building from ‘Severance’ is just a short drive from New York City appeared first on The Manual.

It's the backdrop for the dystopian workplace thriller, but the real-life Lumon building is a centre for research and excellence

Bell Works, formerly Bell Labs, in the Garden State is the office campus that stands as the headquarters for the fictional and mysterious Lumon Industries on the hit Apple TV+ psychological thriller,