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I could only spend last Saturday at Open House Chicago (due to a trip to New Orleans . . . photos from there coming up next). It was a cloudy day, so the external views were obscured. So, I headed for some buildings with beautiful interiors including Graham, Anderson, Probst & White's 1927 Builders Building on LaSalle. This view is straight up, looking at the stained glass ceiling in the 4-story atrium lobby.
Saya selalu senang masuk gedung atrium mulia, pertama kali kesini 2 tahun lalu training selama seminggu, penuh kenangan
Atrium (main public room) of the Getty Villa, with the compluvium at the ceiling and the impluvium on the floor, channeling water to an underground cistern.
Getty Villa, Malibu, CA.
Lincoln Plaza’s unique terracing and exterior landscaping, with walkways and plazas at every level, establishes a pleasing environment for CalPERS employees.
Lincoln Plaza sits on a two-block site at 400 P Street in downtown Sacramento. The inside corridors surround a five-story, skylighted atrium with trees and hanging shrubs. It has 360,000 square feet of flexible office space and includes a 250 seat auditorium, meeting rooms, training facility, cafeteria, restaurant, coffee shop, day-care center and a 500-car parking garage recessed underneath the building.
The structure is set back 30-60 feet from the perimeter streets at the ground level and then progressively steps back at the upper floors, providing areas for landscaped terraces at each level. The visual impression from the terraces and from the workstations in the building area is that the intimacy of a garden environment exists even in such large office complex and even five floors above the ground. The terraced landscaping is designed to appear as if it is planted in the ground, and as the plantings matured, the structural lines of the building have become softer, and a “hanging garden,” “organic architecture,” or “garden in the sky” effect is the visual impression, rather than just another office building. The wide fascia at each floor level is positioned for solar considerations; to block the sun’s rays out in the summer and allow them to penetrate the building in the winter. The open courtyard on level 3 is wind protected, has a two-level waterfall, outdoor events, day-lounging and eating, and is completely landscaped into a garden environment.
Lincoln Plaza CalPERS Headquarters was completed in 1986 and is certified LEED EB Gold by the USGBC.
Palm trees in Minnesota - wild, it's not often I get to shoot a home like this. Makes me jealous of you guys out west and your "nice" houses. Yea - it snowed today
Mostly ambient with a little fill flash
The diffuse light and delicate tracery windows of Burnham & Root's classic pre-skyscraper, the Rookery. The atrium was renovated in 1907 by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Strobist info: Hot light behind black background extending to edges of the frame with white foamcore camera right. All other angles I covered in black fabric. Shot on glass surface.
The view from the top of the Jin Mao Tower all the way down to the atrium on the ground floor. If the first thing you thought on seeing this was, "Wow, it looks just like the reactor shaft Darth Vader threw the Emperor into"...well, then you're probably as big a nerd as I am.
(Shanghai, 2010)
Bruce Munro: Light - Franklin Park Conservatory - Columbus, OH
A daytime shot of the "Giant Snowballs" hanging in the atrium.
12th floor, Hyatt Regency Embarcadero, San Francisco CA. Olympus 9-18mm @ 9mm.
LBNL Photo Club winner, June 2011 for the theme "Lines"
Her ser du et atrium, som er et åpent rom i midten av et bygg. Illustrasjon: Nordic Office of Architecture / Nye SUS.
I stand in awe of the works of Dale Chihuly, who works are created of pieces of hand-blown glass.
Imagine the amount of work that is represented by this one sculpture, found in the atrium lobby of the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, Missouri. Each one of those stems is a separate, delicate piece of hand-blown glass, carefully shaped and formed so that all the pieces fit together into this magnificent sculpture.
Simply marvelous.