This is my first time on /out/ so apologies if this post does not belong here. When I was rather young, probably somewhere between 4-7, I remember taking a trip to a rather unique building. I do not remember the name of this building or exactly where it was located however I have a crystal clear memory of what the inside and outside of the building looked like. The building was cylindrical, with a near 100% reflective glass and metal exterior. Approaching the building from the front no other buildings or man made structures were visible. It was built on top of a very well maintained grassy hill with trees visible behind it. The interior of the building was also cylindrical and based on my memory somewhere between 12 and 15 stories tall. The building appeared to either be some kind of office building or a hotel. The building was also located within an hour and a half of Dayton Ohio if my memory serves me correctly, however it could have been farther away. I do not remember why I was there or even who took me. The building has fascinated me for a long time and I finally want to start trying to see if I can find it. I have considered asking my parents about this however neither of them have an exceptionally good memory and both of them traveled due to work so asking about one random hotel or office building would probably be pointless. I am also willing to admit that my memory may be incorrect seeing that this memory was formed no less than 15 years ago. Once again, sorry if this does not belong on this board. I will be back after work to check up on the thread so I will be unable to reply for about 9-10 hours.
>>2872128You must be thinking of the Radisson building?>mfw google'd it and found it in 2 seconds
>>2872198The Radisson Hotel Cincinnati Riverfront
>>2872198Ya know, it's the Radisson, so it's pretty good.
>>2872128Try asking an LLM. This is the type of thing they're somewhat good at figuring out. When I was a kid, we passed through what looked like a part of a big city's residential area magically transported into a valley in rural Pennsylvania. Never could find out the name of the place with Google over the years but ChatGPT figured it out on the first try. You can also try the Stupid Questions thread on /diy/. Architecture is frequently discussed on that board so it shouldn't be too far off topic. And that board is full of Rust Belters.
>>2872198>>2872201>>2872202No, its not the Radisson. I thought about that but the building had no visible external balconies and there are several other inconsistencies. The location also is off.
>>2872128>>2872240Was it the Christopher Inn in Columbus? Demolished in 1988https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Inn
>tfw anon is a stalker trying to pinpoint what he saw in the background of his favorite influencer
