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From inside one of Chicago's more unique if less known buildings. Taken in Chicago, IL (USA)

 

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Inner-court yard for Tumba Gymnasium

 

bookstacks atrium with skim coat on wallboard

shopping mall

 

View of east side of Stetson as roof trusses for atrium take shape

Inner-court yard for Tumba Gymnasium

 

These shots are taken inside the Atrium at Casa Loma. This small fountain is down at one end of the room.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that my student card still unlocks doors at the college. View of the atrium in one of my favourite buildings in this city.

Taken by Steve Rosset, a former coworker of mine at Thomas Consultants. Steve and I travelled to numerous destinations around the world while at Thomas Consultants. Being a brilliant photographer, Steve took our fieldwork photos - some of which have been published in books and magazines. You can see Steve's Flickr stream here: www.flickr.com/photos/golden009

 

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Poorly framed, blown out, and almost color corrected, this is the atrium in the hotel where they had the reception.

UOIT University of Ontario Institute of Technology

I went to Williamsburg and These skyights were covered during WWII for as a black-out precaution. They were not uncovered until the mid-90s.

Richmond for my Christmas in January. I took 105 pictures and lost 89 of them. These are what's left.

Steel roof trusses beginning to be placed for the atrium in the addition

National Aviary, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

The atrium of the Gran Hotel Bali, in Benidorm, Costa Blanca.

 

Originally the Manchester Institution but later renamed the City Art Gallery, the building was designed by Sir Charles Barry and erected between 1824 and 1835.

Where Vegas meets the Titanic.

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