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Took a brief walk through Brookfield Place the other week. Such an incredible mix of architecture really need to go through here more often. If you like my views of Toronto please stop by www.torontophotographs.com for more. Cheers.
this is an amazing sculpture at the tufts medical center-- it descends at least one level, too!!
the person sitting and eating lunch directly across from where i was snapping pictures
probably wondered who the rube was ~grin~
The Atrium is a glass-sided building built over a framework of steel which mirrors the sandstone "pin-wheeling" of the other buildings which make up the rest of Federation Square in Melbourne. Federation Square is, as its' name implies, a public space which was built to coincide with the Centenary of Australian Federation in 2001. Unfortunately, it did not open until 2002, and its' architecture remains the subject of much public debate.
The Atrium itself is a covered area of 90m x 17m which is covered by its' glass and steel roofing, with a cantilevered opening which opens out to the adjoining Flinders Street.
From dusk, the lighting of The Atrium changes colour constantly. making for fascinating viewing.
Processed between Nikon Capture NX2 and Photoshop CS5.
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Sitting down on a brightly coloured sofa beside a standard lamp and shooting straight up the glass ceiling of the giant atrium in the Burnside Village shopping centre. The ceiling is impossibly high and in fact houses a fantastic 90-year old gum tree under it ... you can see the tree foliage in the top right corner.
Taken with iPhone 4S.
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The ship Carnival Breeze has a beautiful atrium where you can listen to music, dance, or just relax. But, the attraction for me was the ceiling. The atrium is filled with all sorts of the lights, shapes, and contrasts that go up eleven stories. I layed in the center of the dance floor, turning my camera with ultras wide angle lens attached up and snapped this image.
1313 W Wisconsin Ave, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI 53233
Built in 1994, Cudahy Hall (pronounced CUD-a-hay) is Marquette University's main computing facility, located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
The five-level building is organized around a spacious central atrium that extends to all floors. A skylight roof canopies over the atrium, lending a luminous, open atmosphere to all 103,000 square feet of the building.
I was on campus the day of the dedication, I drove in to downtown on a brutally cold morning, with the temperature reaching -22 degrees Fahrenheit, the all-time record low for Milwaukee. Classes remained in session because of the dedication ceremony.
Over the years, I taught many classes in the building and have many fond memories of my time there,
InsideThe National Museum, Managua, Nicaragua.
At the end of the 19th century one of the largest and most important centers for artistic and cultural expositions in Nicaragua was created: the National Museum. The collection of the National Museum is nowadays housed in a monumental building and it offers a great variety of exhibitions, ranging from prehistorical bones and pre-Columbian ceramics (4,000 years old) to modern paintings and recent sculptures.
The building that houses the National Museum is called the National Palace of Culture (Palacio National de la Cultura), located in the historical center of Managua. The museum, fully named ‘National Museum Dioclesiano Chávez’, offers nine rooms with permanent and temporal expositions. A small summary of the institution and its different expositions follows in this Special.
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www.ushmm.org/information/about-the-museum/architecture-a.... Architect James Ingo Freed used stone, brick and steel to great advantage in giving the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum the feel of a cold, unfeeling institution evocative of NAZI concentration camps. While in another context the design might have seemed innovative in this museum it feels oppressive. That is in no way meant as a criticism, quite to the contrary the building evokes appropriate solemnity.
This is what the atrium of an abandoned hotel looks during the autumn aura..
When the hotel atrium was not abandoned, there were pots with palm trees placed inside, and the walls were not covered with ivy(I've found old photos in hotel). Due to high humidity and great sunlight, the ivy grew throughout the whole atrium creating stunning scenery.
Oryginal dimension: 178x228cm
Number of photos: 2 photos merged in one
Retouch: Yes (half of the leaves were still green, color changed to post-production)
An actor in the changing rooms of Arena di Verona, during a performance of opéra-comique “Carmen” by Georges Bizet, directed by Franco Zeffirelli, part of the Arena Opera Festival 2016.
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Colin Creek Mall located at 811 N Central Expy. in Plano,TX. The store which opened in 1981 is located in the dying Colin Creek Mall which currently has about a 15% occupancy. The mall which was originally anchored by a Sanger-Harris, Dillards, Sears, and JCPenney but only the final two are still operating. The owners of the property have announced plans to demolish the mall by the Summer of 2018 although previous demolition plans were announced and never came to fruition in both 2015 and 2017. With Sears and JCPenney as the remaining anchor tenants the future of the Colin Creek Mall is definitely grim.
In between the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the National Portrait Gallery.
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A favourite viewpoint for Liverpool Photographers, The Atrium at Central Library, this is my snap of this immense architecture.