Ever think about turning those dead malls into vertical algae farms? The structure’s weird angles could give us some secret pathways, and the light from those high ceilings might be perfect for algae. Maybe you could climb up and see where the best spots are?

The northwest corner feels the most solid—its load‑bearing walls run straight with no extra joints, so the beams stay aligned. The light there is diffuse, just enough for algae, and you’ll get a quiet, unobstructed view of the angles. The south side has too many intersecting trusses, so the structure feels a bit looser. Stick to the northwest, map the angles, and you’ll have the best spot for your algae farm.