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Mit freundlicher Genehmigung der Musikschule der Landeshauptstadt Magdeburg
Magdeburg / Germany
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The futuristic atrium in the Compuware building with water flowing from the colorful triangles.
This upward looking shot is in Detroit, Michigan, November 16, 2007.
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The Pantheon is one of the great spiritual buildings of the world. It was built as a Roman temple and later consecrated as a Catholic Church.
The dome has a span of 43.2 m (142 feet), the largest dome until Brunelleschi's dome at the Florence Cathedral of 1420-36.
Atrium viewed from the docks on the Hudson River with WTC1 going up in the background. For those that don't know WTC 1 is well on its way at 50+ stories and growing every day. After 10 years it is very exciting to see the NYC skyline being transformed yet again.
The glass dome above the atrium at International Place, as seen through a window from outside. Philip Johnson was the architect.
Taken and originally posted in 2005.
... The hall is designed like an atrium, with a large glass skylight allowing natural light to enter the heart of the building at all times. ...
Mall at Dandenong Road end of centre. Myer relocated into the current store in late 1998 and David Jones behind this shot opened approximately on the site of the old 1960 Myer store around 2000. This was the first section of the mall to use a wider glass atrium compared to the 1990's extensions.
this was one of the first photos I took with my new cameraphone, on one of my first days in my new job. I was quite impressed...
New look - new top and wig - partnered with tight jeans and black knee high boots with stilletto heels and a new jacket it was a look I had always tried to copy when seen on others
During the annual Doors Open Toronto weekend, 150 buildings of architectural, historic, cultural and social significance open their doors to the public for a city-wide celebration.
From heritage landmarks to modern structures, hidden gems, green roofs, places of worship, halls of learning, boardrooms, bedrooms, breweries, lighthouses, mansions, museums, theatres, national historic sites, centres of rail travel, cemeteries, factories, banking halls, architects' offices and more.
The Atrium of the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem Ma. It's a nice building with a surprisingly eclectic collection of art.
Former Atrium Restaurant at Edgebrook Center 1978. Today it's called Luchia Cantina with a deck out front today.
La GalerÃa General Güemes, también conocida como Pasaje Güemes, es un edificio de estilo art nouveau que posee un pasaje peatonal interior que une las calles Florida y San MartÃn, de 116 metros de extensión, con locales comerciales en dos niveles. Se encuentra en pleno centro de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina y es el primer edificio de dicho paÃs construido Ãntegramente en hormigón armado y también es considerado por muchos como su primer rascacielos.
Un mirador con vistas de 360 grados fue inaugurado recientemente y ofrece vistas del Centro de Buenos Aires.
Dazzling shoppers on Buenos Aires’ central Florida Street, the Güemes Gallery, or GalerÃa Güemes, is one of the city’s finest gallerias, making headlines as the highest building in Argentina when it first opened in 1915. Designed by legendary Italian architect, Francesco Gianotti (the brains behind the landmark Confiteria del Molino building on Plaza Congreso), the domed atrium towers 87 meters over downtown Buenos Aires and still offers spectacular 360-degree panoramic views from its 14th floor observation deck.
A striking composition of Art Nouveau styles, the Gallery’s decadent interiors are a breathtaking college of ornamental archways, beautiful ironwork, sculpted granite walls and exquisite stained glass.