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The Atrium of the Dorset Hotel. This ex cinema, which once had a V1 doodlebug smash into the walls and not explode (if you are to believe the Open House guide!) has been lavishly yet sensitively redeveloped and the interior is what can only be called modern art deco. The picture is taken looking up from the cocktail bar.
What looks like a massive cage suspended in the atrium is actually a giant light fixture. It was part of the Rijksmuseum's ten-year closure and renovation from 2003-2013, lead by the Spanish architecture firm of Cruz y Ortiz.
Exhibition of work by Fine Art students from Leeds College of Art.
At the Atrium Gallery, Bexley Wing, St James' Hospital, Leeds.
April 2009.
From inside one of Chicago's more unique if less known buildings. Taken in Chicago, IL (USA)
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This is the same windmill tower that appears in the "Pole Star" picture earlier in this set, but with the camera under it pointed straight up. Six hours taken one minute at a time.
Beijing Planetarium. As the world moves closer to December 12th 2012, the final date of a 5,125 year long ancient Mayan calendar. So China’s media has been increasing its coverage of UFO sightings around the country. Although scholars agree the date has no association with cataclysmic events occurring in 2012, rumors have claimed we are approaching the end of the world and with this, speculation of an Alien invasion. In this video D J Clark sets out to investigate whether these UFO sightings have any credibility. 19/08/2012, Beijing, China.
See the video at vimeo.com/48353110