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I've photographed the atriums at the hospital many times. I enjoy having such great light in my workplace, especially during the short daytime light in Edmonton during the winter.
The glass dome of the Berlin Reichstag, the German house of parliament. The dome was designed by Sir Norman Foster and was built during the restoration of the Reichstag in 1999. The dome is open to the public and I was lucky the day I visited, as the weather was great for taking pictures and there weren't too much visitors.
The third stilwerk location, stilwerk Düsseldorf was opened in 2000 in Grünstrasse, intersecting the city’s famous Königsallee. In this modern new building, 42 premium retailers present their products on a total sales floor of 17,000 square metres.
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The architecture of every stilwerk location is a key element in the overall concept, and is aligned perfectly to each site. stilwerk Düsseldorf is a breathtaking work of architecture, with five storeys rising 32 metres in the form of an ellipse and crowned with a glass roof that can be opened in fine weather. The entrance to the rectangular building, set on a plinth base, is dominated by a recessed glass facade. The elliptical body extends from the 22-m plinth block to a height of 32 metres, and is roofed by a filigree glass and steel construction. The interior of the building is designed as an elliptical atrium ringed by galleries forming the sales floors. The building was designed by architects’ office J.S.K. Architekten and won the “Haus mit Himmel” award from the Association of German Architects, Düsseldorf, in 2000.
sculptures floating in an atrium in a Singapore shopping mall - they look like they're made of paper but I guess it must have been something more rigid for them to hold their shape. This version is processed with TangledFX to simplify out a lot of the detail and make the colours richer.
Architect Renzo Piano's reworking of the Calderwood Courtyard, the former Fogg Museum's atrium. Hanging over the courtyard is a large-scale steel and rope mobile sculpture by Mexican-born artist Carlos Amorales, called Triangle Constellation (2015). At the Harvard Art Museums.
The Eaton's Center, after hours. Shot on Kodak Ektachrome 64T (tungsten balanced), which gave it a cold cast that suited the mood of the empty shopping centre.
90mm Schneider Super-Angulon f/8, with front rise applied to control perspective.
Colors are as scanned - no post processing. This is the way the 4x5 film looks in real life.