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The atrium combines abundant natural daylight with advanced LED technology, featuring glass roofs, reflective Portuguese stone floors, and specialized fixtures by Philips and Beersnielsen.
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Concieved in the 1960's as part of a "megacampus" serving what was at the time a fast growing neighborhood, this school finally opened in 1976 in a scaled down form.
Among the school's assets, was it's ample athletic field space and proximity to wildlife conservation areas. Unfortunately, the rather remote location proved to be the school's downfall as it was quite some distance from the neighborhoods it was set to serve.
Closed in 2013 in an effort to reduce the "empty seat" problem the cash strapped school district was facing at the time.
When explored for the first time in 2014, I couldn't help but think of how this school's "Brutalist" architecture reminded me of "The Breakfast Club"
Today it is completely tagged up and trashed...kinda like the "Class of 1984" LOL....
September 21, 2016 - Centro Comercial Espiral located at Jorge Washington N 20-80
y Av. Amazonas. This is an enclosed shopping mall and the stores are located on a spiral ramp similar in design to the famous spiral ramp of the Guggenheim Museum in NYC. The center of the cylinder is a big atrium. Website: www.espiralshopping.com
When i first came in and say this, i was like OMG!
The way up high atrium really give the whole place a very grand and majestic feel to it. Don't think i have stayed in such a grand hotel (or at least what i felt it was like) for a long time already.
28 Mar 2006.