#(it’s in big contrast to how I imagine the Ranger’s headquarters)

[impossible-rat-babies]

Love the amount of crime shows I watched as a child being useful

#in retrospect watching law and order svu as like. a ten year old #wasn’t a good idea but hey. shit happens #im actually writing fhr stuff so that always sticks in my head as these more beat up law and order like. PD stations #where as twc always has a more modern feel to it #high second story ceilings bc it’s a converted warehouse #and the second floor is a lofted space where the captain has his office #and the enclosed offices for the detective and such are along a wall with the large refurbished warehouse style windows in them #and the open area of the office is where the cubicles are with carpet #the front desk area is polished concrete and is visible throughout the whole station #ah shdjdjd it’s a whole layout in my head #the station in the fic isn’t important but the station in twc is. very important LMAO #(it’s in big contrast to how I imagine the Ranger’s headquarters) #which is mostly a stark white walls + polished concrete floors and a lot of glass #with occasional accents of dark wood and greys + Ranger blue #it’s all very. modern art museum in my head #like the talk w Chen in the first book is on this sort of walk/causeway that overlooks four stories down to the main areas below #and out another side is just this partial section of a huge wall that is glass and overlooks the city #and on the higher floors it’s easy to see memorial park #thank you to the number of art museums and the action movies I’ve watched #I always have a picture in my little brain of what a scene looks like and it’s interpreting that scene into writing #which includes the background #but that says something about writers giving enough information to build a picture for the reader #Owen talks