San Francisco Chronicle’s Building: News Makes Way For Arts

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By: Maura Judkis | The Washington Post

Newspapers are getting smaller and smaller, and the cubicles within them are growing emptier and emptier. At the same time, the buildings that house those empty newspaper cubicles are getting more and more expensive. The San Francisco Chronicle’s parent company has come up with an elegant solution: It is renting out the space in its historic 1924 building to Intersection for the Arts, a local performance and visual arts nonprofit.































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