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De antesala a la sala de juntas está la llamada sala de la vidriera la cual ocupa una superficie de 235 m².
Panoramica vertical con 4 tomas.
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I went to a meetup in San Francisco a few weeks back and found this beautiful stained glass ceiling. Do you know, or can you guess where this is? The title gives a hint.
I processed a balanced and a paintery HDR photo from a RAW long exposure, then merged the two images.
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UPDATE 2015-12-26: I took this shot when I went to an open house event at the Internet Archive in San Francisco. They purchased an old church and converted it into a workplace and datacenter. Quite unique. This is the glass ceiling of the main hall upstairs. The same hall also serves as a datacenter.
As I am in Warsaw at the moment, here's another shot of the wonderful atrium in the Politechnika Warszawska (Warsaw University of Technology) from earlier this year.
Thanks to Rod Irvine for introducing me to this stunning piece of architecture.
Revisiting an old favourite with some new processing techniques. This building is near to the City Hall building in London on the South Bank of the Thames, and in turn near to Tower Bridge.
I started it off with a 3 shot HDR image, processed in Dynamic Photo HDR, which brings out the interiors and the reflections and really changes the subject quite a bit. After that I added the sky from a shoot I did on the east coast (not that where matters) because the Fuji only does +1 and -1 bracketing and the sky was still burnt out (the building is black glass so metering for it was a nightmare). The file then got dropped into Smart Photo Editor for colour and grad filter effects - like Photoshop but easier. and then a bit of spit and polishing was done in Photoscape and Picasa. Oh, and Lightroom for noise removal.
Hmmm, maybe I should get Photoshop?
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I’m not sure “Atrium” is the correct designation but I don’t know what else to call it. I like the angles that create the vanishing point perspective along with the pattern of the shadows coming from the sunlight through the roof.
Atrium angles.
It creates an impressive sight, it reaches from Deck 2 to Deck 10 and it is the atrium on the Carnival Spirit.
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
9/5/2019.
The atrium at The Alfond Inn near Rollins College in Winter Park.
Whenever there's an upcoming change in life, I end up getting a bit wistful for other times in life and looking back at old pictures like this one. Sometimes, the old memories they invoke help me make the final call.
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This is The Gateway at MICA. It's the dorms for upperclassmen and it's a reallllly cool building. There's a bamboo courtyard on the second floor and I went to "Pandamonium" there this evening. We made pandas out of leftover moving boxes :)
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Toronto's Allen Lambert Galleria has been described as the "crystal cathedral of commerce". It is an atrium designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, connecting Bay Street with Sam Pollock Square. The six story high pedestrian "avenue" is created by eight freestanding supports that reach up in parabolic arcs, evoking a forest canopy or a tree-lined street.
Gegenüber dem Marunouchi-Südausgang des Tokioter Bahnhofs befindet sich das KITTE-Gebäude, ein von Japan Post betriebenes Einzelhandels- und Bürogebäude auf dem Gelände des ehemaligen Tokioter Hauptpostamtes.
KITTE – der Name ist ein Wortspiel aus den japanischen Wörtern kitte (Briefmarke) und kite (Komm her).
Faszinierend ist das dreieckige Atrium im Zentrum des Gebäudes.
Das Konzept zielt darauf ab, das traditionelle Japan und das Neue zusammenzubringen. Auf jeder der sieben Etagen findet man eine Vielzahl von Geschäften, die sich dem japanischen Kunsthandwerk und beliebten lokalen Spezialitäten aus dem ganzen Land widmen. Im Untergeschoss gibt es eine ganze Reihe von Ramen-Läden, die um einen Platz in Ihrem Magen kämpfen.
Auf den Etagen 2F und 3F, befindet sich ein kostenloses Museum, das von Japan Post Co. und dem Universitätsmuseum der Universität Tokyo (UMUT) betrieben wird. Die Beschreibungen der Ausstellungsstücke sind sowohl auf Englisch als auch auf Japanisch verfasst.
Auf Etage 4F befindet sich eine teilweise Rekonstruktion des ehemaligen Postmeisterbüros, so dass Sie sehen können, wie es zur Zeit seiner Gründung aussah.
Der KITTE-Dachgarten auf Etage 6F überblickt den Tokioter Hauptbahnhof und bietet so einen einzigartigen Aussichtspunkt zum Beobachten und Fotografieren der Züge.
Zusammengefasst aus folgender Quelle: www.gotokyo.org/de/spot/28/index.html