Packed into their departments cheek...

Packed into their departments cheek-by-jowl in sum of two units aging buildings, employees of the St Petersburg (Fla.) Times were habitually plagued on a lack of space. Occupying approximately 120000 square feet the newspaper's headquarters consisted of single in kind eight-story structure that was built in 1924 and another five-story building raiseed in 1967.
In the last 30 years the newspaper had grown from single with a circulation of subject to 100,000 to one with an average circulation of between 340000 and 350000 daily. germination in space, however, had not kept pace with the paper's prosperity;