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Architect: Schipporeit, George
Description: View of the atrium at the Atrium Village apartment building, showing seating and planters in the common area. The building, at 300 West Hill Street, was originally part of a mixed-income housing complex built by the Chicago-Orleans Housing Corporation. Except for this nine-story apartment building, the rest of the original Atrium Village complex was demolished beginning in late 2015 to make way for high-rise redevelopment.
Photographer: Brubaker, C. William, 1979
Architecture Date: 1977 (Atrium Village)
Geographic coverage: Near North Side (Chicago, Ill.)
Collection: C. William Brubaker Collection (University of Illinois at Chicago)
Repository: University of Illinois at Chicago. Library. Special Collections Department
File Name: bru007_14_aF
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Timber framed with 1st floor oversailing. Badly damaged in air raid of November 1940 but rebuilt with original timbers 1951-53. Centred arched doorways with carved spandrels. Oak seats in courtyard corners. Rainwater heads added 1784.
Used a a location for the 2007 Dr Who episode "The Shakespeare Code"
The atrium in the Humanities Wing at the University of Toronto Scarborough. Designed by John Andrews in 1964. May 2025.
Taken on a Hasselblad 500 C/M w/ Zeiss Planar T* 150mm lens on @cinestillfilm BwXX pushed to 800.
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This is the grand atrium lobby of the Grand Hyatt Jakarta, the grand-daddy of the 5 star Jakarta hotel since its inauguration in 1991. The hotel has evolved from classic luxury to a modernist heaven by a string of refurbishment projects, only the lobby has stood against the test of time and remains as it is from its conception. It is a favourite place of mine and I'm still in awe everytime I am here.
The lobby also features its own luxury shopping arcade, named Galleria Grand Hyatt, which among others features a Richard Mille watch boutique, with haute horlogerie that costed anywhere from USD 100,000 to almost USD 1,000,000.
View of the atrium at Handleman Company. This spot is where artists would setup and do private, corporate performances.
'High modernism,' by John Portman (1924-2017), architect.
Four floors viewed from across the atrium.
The atrium at Melbourne's Federation Square is a sea of rich colours in the evening.
HDR photo taken on a Canon EOS 350D and merged using 3 exposures 2.0 EV apart.
17 Nov 17 was de opening van de tentoonstelling : Seks? nâh en! Het was erg gezellig, er werd een stukje gespeeld door Theatergroep Drang uit het stuk ' The future is Now ' Komt dat zien t/m 26 November in het stadsklooster in Den Haag.