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Giant stained glass window, measuring 20m x 10m at St Pancras International railway station in London.
The work by the artist David Batchelor is called Chromolocomotion.
Guggenheim Museum.
I visited a special exhibit on Spanish painters from Goya to Picasso. This is the dome directly from the center on the ground floor.
5th Avenue, NYC, USA
This is the atrium of the Marriott Marquis hotel in Atlanta. It is commonly referred to as the "pregnant building" for the way the building bulges on the north and south side.
This photo was taken around 5 am on Monday September 3rd, after the DJ little Jen concert was over. The concert was the last live performance of Dragon Con 2012
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Designed by Benson + Forsyth (architects of the Museum of Scotland) as an extension to the National Gallery of Ireland, the Millennium Wing (2002) brings the gallery closer to the city. Originally the building was to have a longer facade to the street but a conservationist campaign meant that a 19th century building earmarked for demolition had to be retained. The rear of the retained building can be seen in the winter-garden. The interior as would be expected from Benson + Forsyth is dramatic. Containing extra gallery space as well as space for restaurants, shops and administration, the gallery has proven to be a great success increasing awareness of the collection and increasing access.
The interior of the building has many large spaces including a massive entrance hallway, a winter-garden containing the main dining area and two floors of galleries. A 18th century ballroom to the rear of this building was also retained and the winter-garden was built around it. This makes the ballroom look like a doll’s house. The immediate impact on entering though the small entrance is the sheer size of the massive entrance hall with its soaring walls dwarfing the large staircase at its end. This has been lessened by the addition of handrailings on the staircase.
Brazil's Central Bank as seen from the stained glass windows of the atrium of the Caixa Econômica Federal.
Deutsch
Willkommen im Museum Neumagdeburg – Entdecken, Staunen, Erleben!
In unserem virtuellen Museum erwartet euch eine faszinierende Reise durch die Geschichte, Kunst und Wissenschaft.
Gleich im Eingangsbereich werdet ihr von einem beeindruckenden Mammut empfangen, das den Startpunkt eures Rundgangs markiert. Von dort aus führt euch der Weg nach oben in die Welt des alten Ägyptens, zu Echnaton und Nofretete, oder nach unten in die Technik- und Naturwissenschaftsabteilungen.
Ob antike Flüche, bahnbrechende Erfindungen oder faszinierende Kunstwerke — das Museum Neumagdeburg lädt zum Verweilen und Entdecken ein.
Kommt vorbei und lasst euch inspirieren!
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English
Welcome to the Museum Neumagdeburg – Discover, Wonder, Experience!
Our virtual museum takes you on an exciting journey through history, art, and science.
Right at the entrance, you will be greeted by an impressive mammoth, marking the starting point of your tour. From there, you can either head upstairs to explore Ancient Egypt with Akhenaten and Nefertiti or go downstairs to dive into the worlds of technology and natural sciences.
Whether it’s ancient curses, groundbreaking inventions, or fascinating works of art — the Museum Neumagdeburg invites you to stay, explore, and be inspired.
Stop by and enjoy the experience!
This is a shot of the main hall in the Natural History Museum.
So, after playing around with HDR for a week or so I think it works best on indoor shots.
Her ser du et atrium, som er et åpent rom i midten av et bygg. Illustrasjon: Nordic Office of Architecture / Nye SUS.
In May 2016, we traveled to Hawaii for a cruise aboard NCL's "Pride of America" cruise ship. The ship cruised round trip from Honolulu and visited three other islands.
Pride of America is the only cruise ship registered in the USA hence the reason it can stay in Hawaii. US work rules have to be followed hence the reason most of the crew are from the US. It was nice not having a language barrier to deal with.
We sprang for a balcony cabin this time around and booked one on the port side, 9646.